The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... opinion , pre- judiced as it may appear , more harmony to boast of , when it is pronounced in one of our best dialects , and is more melodious than the English . A modern English traveller , who is acknowledged to be one of the beft ...
... opinion , pre- judiced as it may appear , more harmony to boast of , when it is pronounced in one of our best dialects , and is more melodious than the English . A modern English traveller , who is acknowledged to be one of the beft ...
Page 142
... opinion , against their eternal happiness ? We can fafely anticipate his anfwer . Now we think the difcuffion of many of the opinions which the advocates of free enquiry contend for , may have thefe effects ; not from their direct ...
... opinion , against their eternal happiness ? We can fafely anticipate his anfwer . Now we think the difcuffion of many of the opinions which the advocates of free enquiry contend for , may have thefe effects ; not from their direct ...
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... opinion of the importance of fome of these works , if his opinion is to be gathered from the attention he has beftowed ; but various obfervations are inter- fperfed of real value , for Dr. Duncan has fometime fince step- ped out of the ...
... opinion of the importance of fome of these works , if his opinion is to be gathered from the attention he has beftowed ; but various obfervations are inter- fperfed of real value , for Dr. Duncan has fometime fince step- ped out of the ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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