The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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Page 28
... himself obliged , on account of the variety and extent of the facts to be related , to fatisfy himself with general obfer- vations and reflections , occafionally interwoven with his narra- tive ; whereas the former is at liberty to ...
... himself obliged , on account of the variety and extent of the facts to be related , to fatisfy himself with general obfer- vations and reflections , occafionally interwoven with his narra- tive ; whereas the former is at liberty to ...
Page 52
... himself at the head of a bat- talion , made a vigorous effort to retrieve the defperate state of af- fairs , but was foon overpowered and flain . He was a champion of great renown ; and , having fignalized himself in feveral battles ...
... himself at the head of a bat- talion , made a vigorous effort to retrieve the defperate state of af- fairs , but was foon overpowered and flain . He was a champion of great renown ; and , having fignalized himself in feveral battles ...
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... himself to us in the guife of a midfhipman on board the Adventure ; and as one of the very party , who were all , ex- cept himself , cut off by the cannibals of New Zealand , or Car- novirria . Having escaped the fate of his companions ...
... himself to us in the guife of a midfhipman on board the Adventure ; and as one of the very party , who were all , ex- cept himself , cut off by the cannibals of New Zealand , or Car- novirria . Having escaped the fate of his companions ...
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