The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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Page 315
... relates to the Irish cries ( vulgo howls ) , and the funeral ceremonies , is most interesting ; and what relates to the mariner's compafs , fuppofed to be known even in the days of Homer , is most whimsical and vifionary . The analogy ...
... relates to the Irish cries ( vulgo howls ) , and the funeral ceremonies , is most interesting ; and what relates to the mariner's compafs , fuppofed to be known even in the days of Homer , is most whimsical and vifionary . The analogy ...
Page 353
... relates to the affairs of the Eaft - Indies , and ultimately to the conduct of Mr. Haftings . Major Scott writes , as ufual , in the expoftulatory ftrain , intermixing obferva- tions and arguments with a detail of tranfactions in the ...
... relates to the affairs of the Eaft - Indies , and ultimately to the conduct of Mr. Haftings . Major Scott writes , as ufual , in the expoftulatory ftrain , intermixing obferva- tions and arguments with a detail of tranfactions in the ...
Page 503
... relates to the union of Henry IV . and Elizabeth against Philip II . of Spain . But the intereft of Henry was first to conquer his capital , and expel his enemies to the frontiers ; that of Elizabeth , on the contrary , was to drive the ...
... relates to the union of Henry IV . and Elizabeth against Philip II . of Spain . But the intereft of Henry was first to conquer his capital , and expel his enemies to the frontiers ; that of Elizabeth , on the contrary , was to drive the ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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