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... Nelson declared that this encounter was the most tremendous that he had ever witnessed ; and his cri- tical proposition for a truce alone perhaps secured the fortune of the day . The Vice - Admiral was now advanced to the dig- nity of ...
... Nelson declared that this encounter was the most tremendous that he had ever witnessed ; and his cri- tical proposition for a truce alone perhaps secured the fortune of the day . The Vice - Admiral was now advanced to the dig- nity of ...
Page 317
Art . 16. Nelson Triumphant , A Poen . By T. Myers . 4to . 2s . 6d . Richardson . Some expressions in this poem bear a near resemblance to parts of " Nelson's tomb , & c . " by Mr. Fitzgerald , noticed in a former Re- view but we ...
Art . 16. Nelson Triumphant , A Poen . By T. Myers . 4to . 2s . 6d . Richardson . Some expressions in this poem bear a near resemblance to parts of " Nelson's tomb , & c . " by Mr. Fitzgerald , noticed in a former Re- view but we ...
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... Nelson , an Elegy . 4to . 18. Johnson . These verses may help to swell the crowd of offerings at Nelson's tomb , but we cannot allow that they display any brilliant poetical merit . They are rather manufactured than inspired , and un ...
... Nelson , an Elegy . 4to . 18. Johnson . These verses may help to swell the crowd of offerings at Nelson's tomb , but we cannot allow that they display any brilliant poetical merit . They are rather manufactured than inspired , and un ...
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