The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... England towards the Clofe of the Eighteenth Century , By Fred . Aug. Wendeborn , LL . D. Tranflated from the Ori- ginal German , by the Author himself . ( Concluded from Vol . LXX . p . 649. ) TH HIS intelligent foreigner next takes a ...
... England towards the Clofe of the Eighteenth Century , By Fred . Aug. Wendeborn , LL . D. Tranflated from the Ori- ginal German , by the Author himself . ( Concluded from Vol . LXX . p . 649. ) TH HIS intelligent foreigner next takes a ...
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... England , on which he makes many just observations . He obferves that Bayle's Dictionary has been the means of introducing into England a great tafte for biography . At prefent , fays he , hardly a person of any note in fociety , or an ...
... England , on which he makes many just observations . He obferves that Bayle's Dictionary has been the means of introducing into England a great tafte for biography . At prefent , fays he , hardly a person of any note in fociety , or an ...
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... England alone , precedes the other operations . - Mr . Burke obferves , that the people of England would refit a practical affertion ; but Mr. Paine , to fupport his own argu- ment , converts the object of that author's remark into an ...
... England alone , precedes the other operations . - Mr . Burke obferves , that the people of England would refit a practical affertion ; but Mr. Paine , to fupport his own argu- ment , converts the object of that author's remark into an ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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