The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1790 - Books |
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Page 180
... language , which difgraces fome pages of the pamphlet . Though the author had some reason to complain of Mr. Burgefs , he has furely complained too loudly . His reply to Doctor Blayney is conveyed in language which becomes a candid ...
... language , which difgraces fome pages of the pamphlet . Though the author had some reason to complain of Mr. Burgefs , he has furely complained too loudly . His reply to Doctor Blayney is conveyed in language which becomes a candid ...
Page 184
... language , which difgraces fome pages of the pamphlet . Though the author had fome reafon to complain of Mr. Burgefs , he has furely complained too loudly . His reply to Doctor Blayney is conveyed in language which becomes a candid ...
... language , which difgraces fome pages of the pamphlet . Though the author had fome reafon to complain of Mr. Burgefs , he has furely complained too loudly . His reply to Doctor Blayney is conveyed in language which becomes a candid ...
Page 400
... language , and for aught that appears in the prefent work , is very little killed in the Gothic , or northern dialects of Europe , he decides , without hesitation , concerning the number of names referable to those languages ; and he ...
... language , and for aught that appears in the prefent work , is very little killed in the Gothic , or northern dialects of Europe , he decides , without hesitation , concerning the number of names referable to those languages ; and he ...
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