The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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Page 146
... former being fupplied , except by an extenfion of the former fibres , and when they are deftroyed , the part is generally filled with a cellular fubftance . The fibres are alone organized , and are only confpicuous in their more ...
... former being fupplied , except by an extenfion of the former fibres , and when they are deftroyed , the part is generally filled with a cellular fubftance . The fibres are alone organized , and are only confpicuous in their more ...
Page 352
... former arguments , though he occa- fionally weakens those employed by the former and prefent mi- nifter . Lord North , he thinks , has mifreprefented the language and view of king William , at leaft Tindal has given a very dif- ferent ...
... former arguments , though he occa- fionally weakens those employed by the former and prefent mi- nifter . Lord North , he thinks , has mifreprefented the language and view of king William , at leaft Tindal has given a very dif- ferent ...
Page 403
... former inhabitants , contains the num ' ber of convents undiminished . · St. Ildephonfo and the Efcurial are at a very short distance from each other , and the fituation of the former is defended by our author on the principle which ...
... former inhabitants , contains the num ' ber of convents undiminished . · St. Ildephonfo and the Efcurial are at a very short distance from each other , and the fituation of the former is defended by our author on the principle which ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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