The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1805 - Books |
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Page 160
... merits of this extraordinary man . So signal was the merit of Zieten in Silesia , during the war of the succession , that he rose most rapidly to promotion . That Frederic duly estimated his value , there can be no doubt : but , if we ...
... merits of this extraordinary man . So signal was the merit of Zieten in Silesia , during the war of the succession , that he rose most rapidly to promotion . That Frederic duly estimated his value , there can be no doubt : but , if we ...
Page 300
... merit and genius , depends upon two circumstances , the merit of his poems , and the merit of the poet . The first of there is of the greatest importance . He who aspires to a permanent sta- tion upon the rolls of fame , ought to expect ...
... merit and genius , depends upon two circumstances , the merit of his poems , and the merit of the poet . The first of there is of the greatest importance . He who aspires to a permanent sta- tion upon the rolls of fame , ought to expect ...
Page 346
... merit of having , in part , ably and successfully executed a laborious and difficult duty , and of hav- ing made a valuable addition to our libraries . We think , however , that he will have rendered the public no mean service , if he ...
... merit of having , in part , ably and successfully executed a laborious and difficult duty , and of hav- ing made a valuable addition to our libraries . We think , however , that he will have rendered the public no mean service , if he ...
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