The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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... readers may pronounce ' dry and uninterefting , ' another may find to be full of infor- mation , or entertainment . Mifcellaneous collections of this kind fuit the tafte of a great diversity of readers , and answer several valuable ...
... readers may pronounce ' dry and uninterefting , ' another may find to be full of infor- mation , or entertainment . Mifcellaneous collections of this kind fuit the tafte of a great diversity of readers , and answer several valuable ...
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... readers a very fenfible paffage from Dr. Gregory Sharpe's Apology for fome of the firft Chriftians , as ex- preffive of his own fentiments concerning the Fathers , and then goes on to examine what Mr. Gibbon fays of Tertullian , & c ...
... readers a very fenfible paffage from Dr. Gregory Sharpe's Apology for fome of the firft Chriftians , as ex- preffive of his own fentiments concerning the Fathers , and then goes on to examine what Mr. Gibbon fays of Tertullian , & c ...
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... readers that they are unconnected with party , and uninfluenced by prejudice ; and that they have nothing in view but truth . How far this may or may not be the cafe , it is not for us to determine ; the Reader muft judge for himself ...
... readers that they are unconnected with party , and uninfluenced by prejudice ; and that they have nothing in view but truth . How far this may or may not be the cafe , it is not for us to determine ; the Reader muft judge for himself ...
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