The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... Several of his remarks , however , cannot but have been beneficial to his parish ; and if according to the Preface the preacher has been fhut out of the pulpits of Newark for modes of thinking and act- ing , now , alas ! grown ...
... Several of his remarks , however , cannot but have been beneficial to his parish ; and if according to the Preface the preacher has been fhut out of the pulpits of Newark for modes of thinking and act- ing , now , alas ! grown ...
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... several circumstances , for a long time myfterious and inexplicable , relating to the parents of the young lady , form a principal part of the plot , in the unravelling of which , confiderable ingenuity is dif covered . In the character ...
... several circumstances , for a long time myfterious and inexplicable , relating to the parents of the young lady , form a principal part of the plot , in the unravelling of which , confiderable ingenuity is dif covered . In the character ...
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... several skulls of mummies we have hitherto met with , together with an accurate comparison of those skulls with the mo- numents above mentioned . • This , at least , I confider as the fureft method of folving the problem ; being ...
... several skulls of mummies we have hitherto met with , together with an accurate comparison of those skulls with the mo- numents above mentioned . • This , at least , I confider as the fureft method of folving the problem ; being ...
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