The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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Page 395
... manners , and thofe of the French in general . Those who are acquainted with the turn of thinking of Mrs. Wollstonecraft , will not wonder that she speaks with high contempt of the bauble of a crown , which , however , the thinks fhould ...
... manners , and thofe of the French in general . Those who are acquainted with the turn of thinking of Mrs. Wollstonecraft , will not wonder that she speaks with high contempt of the bauble of a crown , which , however , the thinks fhould ...
Page 455
... manner , may perhaps lead many people to think that these raptures of eloquence are not of very difficult acquifition . Apologies are made for hafte and incorrectnefs , and if there are fome grounds for it , the pamphlet will find ...
... manner , may perhaps lead many people to think that these raptures of eloquence are not of very difficult acquifition . Apologies are made for hafte and incorrectnefs , and if there are fome grounds for it , the pamphlet will find ...
Page 529
... manner to the effect of paper . In page 396 he observes that the English excel in mezzo- tinto , a ftyle not used at Paris in 1766. Engraving in chalk he abfurdly mentions as a modern French invention , while it is of remote antiquity ...
... manner to the effect of paper . In page 396 he observes that the English excel in mezzo- tinto , a ftyle not used at Paris in 1766. Engraving in chalk he abfurdly mentions as a modern French invention , while it is of remote antiquity ...
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