The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 68Tobias Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1789 - English literature Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... England at this period , about the year 1740 . Of all the nations of Europe , England was the most opulent : its commerce comprehended the whole world : its riches were immenfe ; its refources almost inexhaustible ; and with all thefe ...
... England at this period , about the year 1740 . Of all the nations of Europe , England was the most opulent : its commerce comprehended the whole world : its riches were immenfe ; its refources almost inexhaustible ; and with all thefe ...
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... England began to gain an afcendency in the balance of power , which prognofticated nothing but misfortune to France . The fortitude of the emprefs queen degenerated into obstinacy , and the apparent generolity of the king of England ...
... England began to gain an afcendency in the balance of power , which prognofticated nothing but misfortune to France . The fortitude of the emprefs queen degenerated into obstinacy , and the apparent generolity of the king of England ...
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... England . In this view , our fituation is very flattering , and we think it accurate- ly correct . Our author confiders the population of England to be 8,100,000 ; of Scotland , 1,5c0,000 ; and of Ireland , 3,040,000 . The trade of England ...
... England . In this view , our fituation is very flattering , and we think it accurate- ly correct . Our author confiders the population of England to be 8,100,000 ; of Scotland , 1,5c0,000 ; and of Ireland , 3,040,000 . The trade of England ...
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Ariftotles Treatife on Poctry tranflat fome particular Affections of | 69 |
NO ABOLITION or an attempt | 71 |
The authentic Correfpondence between | 76 |
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