The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1790 - Books |
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Page 59
... contains a masterly delineation of the principal qualifications required in a tranflator of the scriptures , of the general line of conduct which he ought to pursue , and of the various fources from which he may derive affiftance , in ...
... contains a masterly delineation of the principal qualifications required in a tranflator of the scriptures , of the general line of conduct which he ought to pursue , and of the various fources from which he may derive affiftance , in ...
Page 163
... contains an account of the first act of unpro- voked depredation made by the natives . While our people were fishing , they came down to the place in a confiderable . body , most of them with their fpears poifed , ready to throw , if ...
... contains an account of the first act of unpro- voked depredation made by the natives . While our people were fishing , they came down to the place in a confiderable . body , most of them with their fpears poifed , ready to throw , if ...
Page 166
... contains Lieut . Watts's narrative of the re- turn of the Lady Penrhyn transport from Port Jackson , by the way of Otaheite , to Canton . This narrative is chiefly inte- refting , as it informs us of the fituation of things at the So ...
... contains Lieut . Watts's narrative of the re- turn of the Lady Penrhyn transport from Port Jackson , by the way of Otaheite , to Canton . This narrative is chiefly inte- refting , as it informs us of the fituation of things at the So ...
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