The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... reason whatever affigned for it in your publication ; nei- ther can I by any means learn why we are favoured with ... reasons which we have affigned ( p . 2. ) In one of thefe we find that we were not perfectly accurate , for Arrowsmith ...
... reason whatever affigned for it in your publication ; nei- ther can I by any means learn why we are favoured with ... reasons which we have affigned ( p . 2. ) In one of thefe we find that we were not perfectly accurate , for Arrowsmith ...
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... reason why there fhould have been no more when Egypt was highly cultivated . Our author thinks alfo , that fome perfons can fafcinate the snake and pre- vent it from injuring them . The facts he mentions are pro- bably true , and the ...
... reason why there fhould have been no more when Egypt was highly cultivated . Our author thinks alfo , that fome perfons can fafcinate the snake and pre- vent it from injuring them . The facts he mentions are pro- bably true , and the ...
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... reason , the tranflator thought it worthy of an English drefs , and he has executed his task with great precifion and perfpicuity . The work has been fo long and fo generally known ; various paffages have been fo often copied in English ...
... reason , the tranflator thought it worthy of an English drefs , and he has executed his task with great precifion and perfpicuity . The work has been fo long and fo generally known ; various paffages have been fo often copied in English ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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