The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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Page 141
... circumstances like thefe , it will not be too fanguine to ex- pect , that the diffemination of useful instruction in the practice of dyeing , in the nature of colours , and concerning other parts of the bufinefs ; the introduction of ...
... circumstances like thefe , it will not be too fanguine to ex- pect , that the diffemination of useful instruction in the practice of dyeing , in the nature of colours , and concerning other parts of the bufinefs ; the introduction of ...
Page 148
... circumstances , becoming inarine hunters and naviga- tors , have always become , in the progrefs of that character , fea - rovers , and pirates ; in like manner as uncivilized tribes , dwelling in forefts , and and of course becoming ...
... circumstances , becoming inarine hunters and naviga- tors , have always become , in the progrefs of that character , fea - rovers , and pirates ; in like manner as uncivilized tribes , dwelling in forefts , and and of course becoming ...
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... circumstance which difarms any severity of criti- cifm . The chief defect is the want of arrangement , and of accurate fcience ; but the compilation may ... circumstances as were most 286 Hiftorical Anecdotes of Heraldry and Chivalry .
... circumstance which difarms any severity of criti- cifm . The chief defect is the want of arrangement , and of accurate fcience ; but the compilation may ... circumstances as were most 286 Hiftorical Anecdotes of Heraldry and Chivalry .
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