The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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Page 83
... Laws of England , which , as Mr. Burke had praised , he is refolved to blame . He is most severe on the laws of libels , and for the recovery of debts ; and , as the galled jade winces , we should fufpect that he has felt the lafhes of ...
... Laws of England , which , as Mr. Burke had praised , he is refolved to blame . He is most severe on the laws of libels , and for the recovery of debts ; and , as the galled jade winces , we should fufpect that he has felt the lafhes of ...
Page 338
... laws , neither can it alter them ; it only acts in conformity to the laws made , and the go- vernment is in like manner governed by the conftitution . Can then Mr. Burke produce the English conflitution ? If be cannot , we may fairly ...
... laws , neither can it alter them ; it only acts in conformity to the laws made , and the go- vernment is in like manner governed by the conftitution . Can then Mr. Burke produce the English conflitution ? If be cannot , we may fairly ...
Page 418
... laws , while acting in conformity to the laws . From thence our author proceeds to examine the abfolute goodness of laws , and afterwards their relative goodnefs , as adapted to different countries , ftates of fociety , and manners ...
... laws , while acting in conformity to the laws . From thence our author proceeds to examine the abfolute goodness of laws , and afterwards their relative goodnefs , as adapted to different countries , ftates of fociety , and manners ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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