The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... France , among the more enlightened part of the community , meets with great ap- probation . The ftability of our infant conftitution is that alone concerning which they entertain a ... France 32 Reflections on the Revolution in France .
... France , among the more enlightened part of the community , meets with great ap- probation . The ftability of our infant conftitution is that alone concerning which they entertain a ... France 32 Reflections on the Revolution in France .
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... France and Eng- land , Mr. Paine estimates ( 145 , & c . ) the quantities imported at Lisbon and Cadiz , and then traces the quantity that finds its way into England . But , according to his idea , the quan- tity of the precious metals ...
... France and Eng- land , Mr. Paine estimates ( 145 , & c . ) the quantities imported at Lisbon and Cadiz , and then traces the quantity that finds its way into England . But , according to his idea , the quan- tity of the precious metals ...
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... France , but its ufe is not likely to be extenfive . The greater millet ( forgho or bearded wheat ) ripens at Mont- pelier , but fcarcely at Paris : it is known only in the fouthern climates of France . The buck - wheat is common in the ...
... France , but its ufe is not likely to be extenfive . The greater millet ( forgho or bearded wheat ) ripens at Mont- pelier , but fcarcely at Paris : it is known only in the fouthern climates of France . The buck - wheat is common in the ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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