The Monthly Mirror: Reflecting Men and Manners : with Strictures on Their Epitome, the Stage, Volume 241807 |
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... object of this letter . It is my wish , that these unhappy fe- males , who are so unlikely to court the means of public religious instruction , should receive the consolations of the clergy in their own habitations : -for it should be ...
... object of this letter . It is my wish , that these unhappy fe- males , who are so unlikely to court the means of public religious instruction , should receive the consolations of the clergy in their own habitations : -for it should be ...
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... objects , but then very often by a sort of understanding between those who cultivate it , and those who are accustomed to hear it ; that , as to the rest , it was wrong to pretend , as it did , to paint the move- ments of the soul , as ...
... objects , but then very often by a sort of understanding between those who cultivate it , and those who are accustomed to hear it ; that , as to the rest , it was wrong to pretend , as it did , to paint the move- ments of the soul , as ...
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... object of his attention , but he did not consider that , or its kindred Arts , merely as opening a field for the efforts of genius ; he beheld in them the sources of national opulence and honour , affording scope for still higher ...
... object of his attention , but he did not consider that , or its kindred Arts , merely as opening a field for the efforts of genius ; he beheld in them the sources of national opulence and honour , affording scope for still higher ...
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... objects in view . 1st . To give an outline of the History of English Literature in this Country , for the history of printing may well be considered the history of knowledge . 2nd . To give many biographical and bibliographical ...
... objects in view . 1st . To give an outline of the History of English Literature in this Country , for the history of printing may well be considered the history of knowledge . 2nd . To give many biographical and bibliographical ...
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... ended , Henry VII . began to settle the nation in quiet , in order , and in suitable subordina- tion . The first object was to bring his nobility into bounds , 1 and a dependence upon the laws ; to do this THE MONTHLY MIRROR .
... ended , Henry VII . began to settle the nation in quiet , in order , and in suitable subordina- tion . The first object was to bring his nobility into bounds , 1 and a dependence upon the laws ; to do this THE MONTHLY MIRROR .
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