The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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Page 190
... himself and his obfcure family , in return for the preservation of his own life , had undertaken to execute the traiterous deed , and , in case of resistance , had even bound himself to flay this very fo- vereign , his own and family's ...
... himself and his obfcure family , in return for the preservation of his own life , had undertaken to execute the traiterous deed , and , in case of resistance , had even bound himself to flay this very fo- vereign , his own and family's ...
Page 453
... himself on the pavement below , and dashed out his brains . As the first inclosure afforded room more than fufficient for their reception , at the intreaties of the brahmans they did not proceed any farther . About half a mile east from ...
... himself on the pavement below , and dashed out his brains . As the first inclosure afforded room more than fufficient for their reception , at the intreaties of the brahmans they did not proceed any farther . About half a mile east from ...
Page 511
... himself with vivacity , darting fire from his eyes and hiffes from his mouth , begins a kind of combat with his master , who , finging a fong , occafionally prefents his fift , fometimes on the right fide and sometimes on the left . The ...
... himself with vivacity , darting fire from his eyes and hiffes from his mouth , begins a kind of combat with his master , who , finging a fong , occafionally prefents his fift , fometimes on the right fide and sometimes on the left . The ...
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Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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