The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... instance , have no greater power , either as aperients or refolvents , than almost any other mild vegetable ; but , after a long winter , when stall - feeding was unknown , and falt provifions conftituted the chief food , the first ...
... instance , have no greater power , either as aperients or refolvents , than almost any other mild vegetable ; but , after a long winter , when stall - feeding was unknown , and falt provifions conftituted the chief food , the first ...
Page 238
... instance , is no bigger than the toad . Secret Memoirs of Robert , Count de Paradès , written by Himself , on coming out of the Baftile . 8vo . 25. 6d . Baldwin . 1791 . Though it is not uncommon for fpies to over - rate their fer ...
... instance , is no bigger than the toad . Secret Memoirs of Robert , Count de Paradès , written by Himself , on coming out of the Baftile . 8vo . 25. 6d . Baldwin . 1791 . Though it is not uncommon for fpies to over - rate their fer ...
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... instance of the inftability of human greatnefs , and of the precarious ftate of defpotic governments . ' The fourth Sketch comprehends the government , public buildings , forts , and places of the refidence of the rajahs . Under this ...
... instance of the inftability of human greatnefs , and of the precarious ftate of defpotic governments . ' The fourth Sketch comprehends the government , public buildings , forts , and places of the refidence of the rajahs . Under this ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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