The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1814 - Books |
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1813 If we were to judge from the style , we should say that this pamphlet is apparently of French origin , and its political spirit can leave but little doubt of the quarter from which it has proceeded . It begins by explaining how ...
1813 If we were to judge from the style , we should say that this pamphlet is apparently of French origin , and its political spirit can leave but little doubt of the quarter from which it has proceeded . It begins by explaining how ...
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Behold --- but who hath seen , or e'er shall see , Men as himself the secret spirit free ? " We think that the close of this delineation is peculiarly fine , though the diction of a part of it is too involved and obscure .
Behold --- but who hath seen , or e'er shall see , Men as himself the secret spirit free ? " We think that the close of this delineation is peculiarly fine , though the diction of a part of it is too involved and obscure .
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... That the heroic when compar'd with thine , Prov'd minor metal form'd for meaner use . Yes , noble lady , thou hast died a queen ; Invidious fortune would have bent thee down , But thy undaunted spirit aw'd the fiend ...
... That the heroic when compar'd with thine , Prov'd minor metal form'd for meaner use . Yes , noble lady , thou hast died a queen ; Invidious fortune would have bent thee down , But thy undaunted spirit aw'd the fiend ...
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