The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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Page 262
... character with refpect to his political connections ; and foon after his jealoufy discovered itself by a very peculiar circumftance . For upon Pope's advifing with Mr. Addifon about altering the Rape of the Lock by inferting the ...
... character with refpect to his political connections ; and foon after his jealoufy discovered itself by a very peculiar circumftance . For upon Pope's advifing with Mr. Addifon about altering the Rape of the Lock by inferting the ...
Page 443
... character ufed by them is reckoned the moft ancient , wherein the letters were not diftinctly separated , and went by the appellation of ALMOMAD , from the mutual dependancy of its letters , or parts upon one another . That this character ...
... character ufed by them is reckoned the moft ancient , wherein the letters were not diftinctly separated , and went by the appellation of ALMOMAD , from the mutual dependancy of its letters , or parts upon one another . That this character ...
Page 444
... character , fome fpecimens of which are till extant , and pub- lifhed by Sir John Chardin . The late learned Orientalift , Schultens , fhews that the Cuffie character bears an evident refemblance to the Phoenician , which differed very ...
... character , fome fpecimens of which are till extant , and pub- lifhed by Sir John Chardin . The late learned Orientalift , Schultens , fhews that the Cuffie character bears an evident refemblance to the Phoenician , which differed very ...
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