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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... honour to the learning of his country , was of a direct contrary opinion ; and it is unreasonable to fup- pofe that he had not his followers among the faculty of lawyers . An interpolation of the text therefore , which this gentleman ...
... honour to the learning of his country , was of a direct contrary opinion ; and it is unreasonable to fup- pofe that he had not his followers among the faculty of lawyers . An interpolation of the text therefore , which this gentleman ...
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... honour and intereft of their country facrificed in the most infamous manner to party and pufillani- mity . Firft in the attempt of eftablishing Wood's halfpence ; and fecondly , in that incredible licence which was granted by the ...
... honour and intereft of their country facrificed in the most infamous manner to party and pufillani- mity . Firft in the attempt of eftablishing Wood's halfpence ; and fecondly , in that incredible licence which was granted by the ...
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... honour of your grace's other letter of the 26th paft , with the other papers you was pleased to fend me , I have fince difcourfed with the other lords juftices on the fubjet , and find they apprehend there will be greater difficulties ...
... honour of your grace's other letter of the 26th paft , with the other papers you was pleased to fend me , I have fince difcourfed with the other lords juftices on the fubjet , and find they apprehend there will be greater difficulties ...
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... honour of your grace's of the first inft . and it is with great pleasure I find by your lordship's that the French officers will foon be recalled from hence : fince that affair of the recruits makes a great noife here , and as far as I ...
... honour of your grace's of the first inft . and it is with great pleasure I find by your lordship's that the French officers will foon be recalled from hence : fince that affair of the recruits makes a great noife here , and as far as I ...
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... honour for- merly , while at Hanover , to teach the late prince of Wales English , obtained leave to come to England ; but his intention . feems to have been prevented by the difficulties ftill attending the coinage . Towards the end of ...
... honour for- merly , while at Hanover , to teach the late prince of Wales English , obtained leave to come to England ; but his intention . feems to have been prevented by the difficulties ftill attending the coinage . Towards the end of ...
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