The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... Such ( fays our amiable authorefs ) are the crimes which can- not but excite horror in those who have lived at a distance from their fanguinary influence , but the reflection on which , to thofe who have been witnesses of their enormity ...
... Such ( fays our amiable authorefs ) are the crimes which can- not but excite horror in those who have lived at a distance from their fanguinary influence , but the reflection on which , to thofe who have been witnesses of their enormity ...
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... Such in addition to the evils attending all wars , are the peculiar horrors of the present . Our national faith hath ... Such Such , I truft , will be the government of 216 MONTHLY CATALOGUE , Conciones ad Populum. Or Addreffes to the ...
... Such in addition to the evils attending all wars , are the peculiar horrors of the present . Our national faith hath ... Such Such , I truft , will be the government of 216 MONTHLY CATALOGUE , Conciones ad Populum. Or Addreffes to the ...
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... Such as from Fox unwilling praife might draw , For warmth of eloquence , and foundest law . ' P. 5 . With a pencil dipped in gall , he thus delineates the character and views of the hero of the piece- Such thoughts awhile the dramatist ...
... Such as from Fox unwilling praife might draw , For warmth of eloquence , and foundest law . ' P. 5 . With a pencil dipped in gall , he thus delineates the character and views of the hero of the piece- Such thoughts awhile the dramatist ...
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