The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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Page 357
... mentioning his having left Ireland to the north , leads us to think that weftward ' was an interpolation ; for if he failed ... mentioned , they must be ancient British . This is particularly remarkable when the author fpeaks of Mex- ico ...
... mentioning his having left Ireland to the north , leads us to think that weftward ' was an interpolation ; for if he failed ... mentioned , they must be ancient British . This is particularly remarkable when the author fpeaks of Mex- ico ...
Page 360
... mentioned as new , in our review of Dr. Caffan's Memoir , respecting the proportion of different degrees of heat , was taught twenty years fince by Dr. Ruffell at Edinburgh . On recollection , we find it has been mentioned by fome ...
... mentioned as new , in our review of Dr. Caffan's Memoir , respecting the proportion of different degrees of heat , was taught twenty years fince by Dr. Ruffell at Edinburgh . On recollection , we find it has been mentioned by fome ...
Page 428
... mentioned two other collections of Danish ballads , one printed in the last century , and the other at Co- penhagen , 1780. He then proceeds to mention that the only Danish remain of the middle ages , in profe , is the Jærtegns Poftil ...
... mentioned two other collections of Danish ballads , one printed in the last century , and the other at Co- penhagen , 1780. He then proceeds to mention that the only Danish remain of the middle ages , in profe , is the Jærtegns Poftil ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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