The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... mind what is the spirit of Christ's religion ; what are the terms of acceptance from him as the appointed judge of the world . Jefus Chrift himself has held no other language , has no where difhonoured and invalidated this moral fyftem ...
... mind what is the spirit of Christ's religion ; what are the terms of acceptance from him as the appointed judge of the world . Jefus Chrift himself has held no other language , has no where difhonoured and invalidated this moral fyftem ...
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... mind must afford a certain degree of fatisfaction and delight . It is true that Fielding and Smollet , excellently as many of their novels are written , were indifferent dra- matic poets : but we recollect no inftance of a fuccefsful ...
... mind must afford a certain degree of fatisfaction and delight . It is true that Fielding and Smollet , excellently as many of their novels are written , were indifferent dra- matic poets : but we recollect no inftance of a fuccefsful ...
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... mind and body probably decayed together , and Bofcovich form- ed one other inftance , where the delicate texture of the human mind , by clofe attention , was in part destroyed , where the mind , enfeebled by age and exertion , loft ...
... mind and body probably decayed together , and Bofcovich form- ed one other inftance , where the delicate texture of the human mind , by clofe attention , was in part destroyed , where the mind , enfeebled by age and exertion , loft ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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