The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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Page 76
... late governor general of India , as the object of . ' his moft furious attacks ; but from the circumftances now enume- rated , the feelings of the public were in a confiderable degree ex- cited in his favor . Added to this , the ...
... late governor general of India , as the object of . ' his moft furious attacks ; but from the circumftances now enume- rated , the feelings of the public were in a confiderable degree ex- cited in his favor . Added to this , the ...
Page 103
... late trials for high treason , an infinuation is thrown out on juries in general , which , however they may be applicable to thofe in Ireland , leaft of all can be fixed on the late juries for the caufes mentioned at the Old Bailey ...
... late trials for high treason , an infinuation is thrown out on juries in general , which , however they may be applicable to thofe in Ireland , leaft of all can be fixed on the late juries for the caufes mentioned at the Old Bailey ...
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... late , feldom feen by foreigners , has been too much overlooked and neglected . Şeveral other caufes , alfo , confpired to prevent the picturefque beau es of Scottish landicape from attaining that degree of cele- brity to which they ...
... late , feldom feen by foreigners , has been too much overlooked and neglected . Şeveral other caufes , alfo , confpired to prevent the picturefque beau es of Scottish landicape from attaining that degree of cele- brity to which they ...
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