The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... Addrefs to the People , against Minifte- rial Treafon . By S. T. Coleridge . 8vo . 1s . Bristol . 1795 . In this addrefs our orator confiders the nature of " those two dreadful Bills " that were lately paffed ; the one of which he says ...
... Addrefs to the People , against Minifte- rial Treafon . By S. T. Coleridge . 8vo . 1s . Bristol . 1795 . In this addrefs our orator confiders the nature of " those two dreadful Bills " that were lately paffed ; the one of which he says ...
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... Addrefs to Humanity : containing , a Letter to Dr. Thomas Monro ; a Receipt to make a Lunatic , and feize his Efate ; and a Sketch of a true Smiling Hyena . O & avo . 6d . Allen and Weft . 1796 . The fubject of this addrefs is the ...
... Addrefs to Humanity : containing , a Letter to Dr. Thomas Monro ; a Receipt to make a Lunatic , and feize his Efate ; and a Sketch of a true Smiling Hyena . O & avo . 6d . Allen and Weft . 1796 . The fubject of this addrefs is the ...
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... addrefs of the committee of public safety to the Americans , with the standard of the French republic . The addrefs was ' couched in terms of the warmest affur- ance of amity and good will . The prefident's reply abounded with ...
... addrefs of the committee of public safety to the Americans , with the standard of the French republic . The addrefs was ' couched in terms of the warmest affur- ance of amity and good will . The prefident's reply abounded with ...
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