The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 29Tobias Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1770 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... note . This is a ftrong charge ; and I will make it good . Whea ther the paffage here cenfured be the work of an interpolator , B 2 of or of Knox himself , is nothing to me . Sir David Dalrymple's Hiftorical Memorials . 3.
... note . This is a ftrong charge ; and I will make it good . Whea ther the paffage here cenfured be the work of an interpolator , B 2 of or of Knox himself , is nothing to me . Sir David Dalrymple's Hiftorical Memorials . 3.
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Tobias Smollett. or of Knox himself , is nothing to me . I feek truth where I can find it if I am fuccefsful in my fearch , I am happy ; if not , unfortunate . I am willing to admit that Knox was zea- lous in a good caufe ; but no zeal ...
Tobias Smollett. or of Knox himself , is nothing to me . I feek truth where I can find it if I am fuccefsful in my fearch , I am happy ; if not , unfortunate . I am willing to admit that Knox was zea- lous in a good caufe ; but no zeal ...
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... himself thereon , it went out , and was then found to be but a piece of wood - our Lady of Wor- cefter , from which certain veils and dreffings being taken away , there appeared the ftatute of a bishop ten feet high . ' • Our author ...
... himself thereon , it went out , and was then found to be but a piece of wood - our Lady of Wor- cefter , from which certain veils and dreffings being taken away , there appeared the ftatute of a bishop ten feet high . ' • Our author ...
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... himself and getting wet immediately afterwards , he was taken in the evening with fo fevere a pain in his head and back , that he became fpeechlefs and loft his fenfes . < By bleeding , blifters , and other proper remedies , he was in a ...
... himself and getting wet immediately afterwards , he was taken in the evening with fo fevere a pain in his head and back , that he became fpeechlefs and loft his fenfes . < By bleeding , blifters , and other proper remedies , he was in a ...
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... himself in these Converfations . Was it not the most impreffive manner of fetting forth the moral and political fyftem of that great man , to exhibit him as a zealous patriots , and uniformly practifing every virtue in the whole tenour ...
... himself in these Converfations . Was it not the most impreffive manner of fetting forth the moral and political fyftem of that great man , to exhibit him as a zealous patriots , and uniformly practifing every virtue in the whole tenour ...
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