The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... human wif dom , to provide for human wants , and men have a right that these wants be provided for by this wifdom . " You will not , however , fay that all human wants are to be provided for by goverument ; for it is manifeftly only ...
... human wif dom , to provide for human wants , and men have a right that these wants be provided for by this wifdom . " You will not , however , fay that all human wants are to be provided for by goverument ; for it is manifeftly only ...
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... human heart - aided by the irrefiftible charms of Poetry , he courted Imagination , who may be faid to have lent him her wand as often as he chose to borrow it ; and , as he was convinced , that the impreffions of theatrical ...
... human heart - aided by the irrefiftible charms of Poetry , he courted Imagination , who may be faid to have lent him her wand as often as he chose to borrow it ; and , as he was convinced , that the impreffions of theatrical ...
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... human imagination : every thing is fuper- natural , and the human beings are thofe puppets , which they must , perhaps , always appear to fuperior intelligence . The play begins with the wildnefs , the intereft , which a storm , and the ...
... human imagination : every thing is fuper- natural , and the human beings are thofe puppets , which they must , perhaps , always appear to fuperior intelligence . The play begins with the wildnefs , the intereft , which a storm , and the ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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