The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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Page 68
... confider it merely as a legi- flative council , and takes from it the functions which had be- fore been allotted , and for ought appears , should have been con- tinued to the council , confidered as a council of state . Their con ...
... confider it merely as a legi- flative council , and takes from it the functions which had be- fore been allotted , and for ought appears , should have been con- tinued to the council , confidered as a council of state . Their con ...
Page 101
... confidered himself merely as a man of letters ; and though without birth , or fortune , or flation , his defire was to be looked upon as a private independent Gentleman , who read for his amusement . Perhaps it may be said , What ...
... confidered himself merely as a man of letters ; and though without birth , or fortune , or flation , his defire was to be looked upon as a private independent Gentleman , who read for his amusement . Perhaps it may be said , What ...
Page 468
... confidered , and the most useful forts of it are charac- terised ; different methods of planting are suggested , and some valuable hints are thrown out , respecting the management of timber in general . After these matters , Mr. Kent ...
... confidered , and the most useful forts of it are charac- terised ; different methods of planting are suggested , and some valuable hints are thrown out , respecting the management of timber in general . After these matters , Mr. Kent ...
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