The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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Page 291
... continued occafionally for two months , both parties behaving during the time , in all other refpects , with the greatest circumfpection . The moment fhe becomes a wife , fhe lofes her liberty , and is an obfequious flave to her husband ...
... continued occafionally for two months , both parties behaving during the time , in all other refpects , with the greatest circumfpection . The moment fhe becomes a wife , fhe lofes her liberty , and is an obfequious flave to her husband ...
Page 388
... continued ufe of mineral alte- ratives , composed of calomel or argentum vivum and the Kermes mineralis , fulphur auratum antimonii , united by long trituration , and given in doses of from one to two grains three or four times a day in ...
... continued ufe of mineral alte- ratives , composed of calomel or argentum vivum and the Kermes mineralis , fulphur auratum antimonii , united by long trituration , and given in doses of from one to two grains three or four times a day in ...
Page 437
... continued infulted and unrevenged . ' The following apology from vol . i . p . 71. must not be omit- ted , though almost unneceffary , after what was faid in the pre- face . The author of thefe Memoirs is well aware , that he may by ...
... continued infulted and unrevenged . ' The following apology from vol . i . p . 71. must not be omit- ted , though almost unneceffary , after what was faid in the pre- face . The author of thefe Memoirs is well aware , that he may by ...
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Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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