The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1790 - Books |
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... himself of great importance to ministers . This has been doubted by others ; and he himself certainly lived long enough to change his opinion . What were after- ward his fentiments on this fubject , will be seen in a letter to Mrs ...
... himself of great importance to ministers . This has been doubted by others ; and he himself certainly lived long enough to change his opinion . What were after- ward his fentiments on this fubject , will be seen in a letter to Mrs ...
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... himself ; and which , unless it had been for com- pleting his fyftem , he fhould have omitted entirely . De- firous as we are of giving the reader a specimen of this work , to enable him to judge for himself of the manner in which it is ...
... himself ; and which , unless it had been for com- pleting his fyftem , he fhould have omitted entirely . De- firous as we are of giving the reader a specimen of this work , to enable him to judge for himself of the manner in which it is ...
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... himself in a mill during a battle in which his troops were victorious : -He has covered himself with glory- and with flour * . ' After presenting us with pretty copious extracts from the Vie privée de Frederic II . that most deteftable ...
... himself in a mill during a battle in which his troops were victorious : -He has covered himself with glory- and with flour * . ' After presenting us with pretty copious extracts from the Vie privée de Frederic II . that most deteftable ...
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