The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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Page 57
... defign was to have advanced to Axminster . But the Prince of Orange had already pof- sessed himself of that place , He resolved the next day to visit the advanced quarter at Warminster . A sudden bleeding at the nose prevented him from ...
... defign was to have advanced to Axminster . But the Prince of Orange had already pof- sessed himself of that place , He resolved the next day to visit the advanced quarter at Warminster . A sudden bleeding at the nose prevented him from ...
Page 338
... defign of the present performance , and with his future intentions . The purport of the whole is , and will be , to confirm and establish the Mosaic history , to explain the origin of idolatry , and to throw light on the difperfion and ...
... defign of the present performance , and with his future intentions . The purport of the whole is , and will be , to confirm and establish the Mosaic history , to explain the origin of idolatry , and to throw light on the difperfion and ...
Page 585
... defign of the Author to give a map of Arabia , at least of that part through which he travelled , as exactly as possible , he very in- geniously contrived to calculate the distances of the places ; but for particulars we must refer to ...
... defign of the Author to give a map of Arabia , at least of that part through which he travelled , as exactly as possible , he very in- geniously contrived to calculate the distances of the places ; but for particulars we must refer to ...
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