The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 25R. Griffiths, 1761 - Books |
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Page 131
... former , that it does not destroy the uniformity of the hiftory , nor reprefent the Evangelifts as blending together , indifcriminately , ideal and real objects : In all other refpects , however , we are told , it feems liable to equal ...
... former , that it does not destroy the uniformity of the hiftory , nor reprefent the Evangelifts as blending together , indifcriminately , ideal and real objects : In all other refpects , however , we are told , it feems liable to equal ...
Page 248
... former would only fee what is already executed , but the latter what was capable of being put into execution . " On this principle they proceed here , and yet more so at Etange they contribute as much as poffible to make the pea- fants ...
... former would only fee what is already executed , but the latter what was capable of being put into execution . " On this principle they proceed here , and yet more so at Etange they contribute as much as poffible to make the pea- fants ...
Page 450
... former diftinctions and general animadverfions on the Verfes occafioned by the late demife and acceffion , ( to which animadverfions we have already referred ) are certainly applicable to thefe , confidered all together ; though perhaps ...
... former diftinctions and general animadverfions on the Verfes occafioned by the late demife and acceffion , ( to which animadverfions we have already referred ) are certainly applicable to thefe , confidered all together ; though perhaps ...
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