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... writer propofes , and ftrongly urges , many points of the utmost im- portance to our confideration : but furely he declaims with too much acrimony against the conduct of the British Ministry ! Lefs in- temperance of style would ...
... writer propofes , and ftrongly urges , many points of the utmost im- portance to our confideration : but furely he declaims with too much acrimony against the conduct of the British Ministry ! Lefs in- temperance of style would ...
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... writer . The Bishop's narrative is alfo enlivened with remarks and quotations from modern critics , and with their ... writer ; and the Author of the Monthly Review for Jan. 1787 , whom Dr. Geddes calls a writer of no common abilities ...
... writer . The Bishop's narrative is alfo enlivened with remarks and quotations from modern critics , and with their ... writer ; and the Author of the Monthly Review for Jan. 1787 , whom Dr. Geddes calls a writer of no common abilities ...
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... writer of perhaps a fomewhat fimilar turn , who here affumes the cha- racter of an old lady in petticoats , and in this garb introduces herself ( bimfelf ) to the learned member for Lymington ; in order to have a little difh of chat ...
... writer of perhaps a fomewhat fimilar turn , who here affumes the cha- racter of an old lady in petticoats , and in this garb introduces herself ( bimfelf ) to the learned member for Lymington ; in order to have a little difh of chat ...
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