The Monthly Magazine, Volume 17R. Phillips, 1804 |
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... designs are in Morlands ufual manner : they are very well engraved in chalks . Many diftinguished characters , Members of the Houfe of Commons during Sir Robert Walpoole's adminiftration . Engraved from an original picture painted by ...
... designs are in Morlands ufual manner : they are very well engraved in chalks . Many diftinguished characters , Members of the Houfe of Commons during Sir Robert Walpoole's adminiftration . Engraved from an original picture painted by ...
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... designed to exhibit a digest of whatever is found in the United States belonging to this subject . There is no doubt that fuch a work , ably and care- fully executed , would be extremely ule- ful ; but the prefent feems to have been ...
... designed to exhibit a digest of whatever is found in the United States belonging to this subject . There is no doubt that fuch a work , ably and care- fully executed , would be extremely ule- ful ; but the prefent feems to have been ...
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... design immediately to commence a new series or Hexade , they published about three months ago the first quarterly number of the first volume of the fecond Hexade , with the determination , as ex- preffed in their preface , to profecute ...
... design immediately to commence a new series or Hexade , they published about three months ago the first quarterly number of the first volume of the fecond Hexade , with the determination , as ex- preffed in their preface , to profecute ...
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... Designs by one of the Princeffes . The fubject is Cupid turned Volunteer . Mr. RoscoE has begun to print his Life of Leo X. It will make four large volumes quarto . Mr. SOUTHEY is engaged on a History of Portugal . The Rev. Mr. GRAVES ...
... Designs by one of the Princeffes . The fubject is Cupid turned Volunteer . Mr. RoscoE has begun to print his Life of Leo X. It will make four large volumes quarto . Mr. SOUTHEY is engaged on a History of Portugal . The Rev. Mr. GRAVES ...
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... design , To teach the heart of Genius to expand , And cherith talents , wherefoe'er they fhine : Science and honour guide and blefs thy hand ! March , 1804 . HORACE's ODES . BOOK IV . ODE 5 . TO AUGUSTUS . The youth whom adverfe winds ...
... design , To teach the heart of Genius to expand , And cherith talents , wherefoe'er they fhine : Science and honour guide and blefs thy hand ! March , 1804 . HORACE's ODES . BOOK IV . ODE 5 . TO AUGUSTUS . The youth whom adverfe winds ...
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