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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... whose names they bear . · But a convictive anfwer to all difficulties which may be brought against me is the eloquence , the fpirit , the energy which runs through Phocion's Converfations . Had thofe lite- rati , who have seen only my ...
... whose names they bear . · But a convictive anfwer to all difficulties which may be brought against me is the eloquence , the fpirit , the energy which runs through Phocion's Converfations . Had thofe lite- rati , who have seen only my ...
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... whose manners are corrupted ; of the ufe which may be made of the paffions ; of the different diftempers of states . Without any partiality for the celebrated antient , to whom the original of this publication is ascribed , it is a work ...
... whose manners are corrupted ; of the ufe which may be made of the paffions ; of the different diftempers of states . Without any partiality for the celebrated antient , to whom the original of this publication is ascribed , it is a work ...
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... whose father is an old courtier , and whofe mother - in- Jaw was a rich citizen's daughter , are much divided in their opinions with regard to the difpofal of her . Sir Harry is for having a diminutive lord for his fon , merely on ...
... whose father is an old courtier , and whofe mother - in- Jaw was a rich citizen's daughter , are much divided in their opinions with regard to the difpofal of her . Sir Harry is for having a diminutive lord for his fon , merely on ...
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... whose feats may be vacated by their accepting a place of profit . He examines with great accuracy several other arguments that have been alledged against the power of exclufion upon expulfion ; and , we think , undeniably proves that ...
... whose feats may be vacated by their accepting a place of profit . He examines with great accuracy several other arguments that have been alledged against the power of exclufion upon expulfion ; and , we think , undeniably proves that ...
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... whose ancestors obtained the crown in confequence of fuch a revolution , will join his people in refifting every attempt of an houfe of commons to affume legislative power to themfelves . The power of diffolving par- liaments is the ...
... whose ancestors obtained the crown in confequence of fuch a revolution , will join his people in refifting every attempt of an houfe of commons to affume legislative power to themfelves . The power of diffolving par- liaments is the ...
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