The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... remain . In this interval , va- tious alterations in fituation and circumftances must have in- Auenced our conduct ; but the firft plan was fo wife and judi- cious , that we have fcarcely in any inftance deviated from it , except ...
... remain . In this interval , va- tious alterations in fituation and circumftances must have in- Auenced our conduct ; but the firft plan was fo wife and judi- cious , that we have fcarcely in any inftance deviated from it , except ...
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... remains . As Juan de Fuca's difcoveries have been fo far afcertained , why fhould the reft be denied ? To this we cam only reply , that chance or accident having discovered to him fome parts of this route , he added the reft ; and , if ...
... remains . As Juan de Fuca's difcoveries have been fo far afcertained , why fhould the reft be denied ? To this we cam only reply , that chance or accident having discovered to him fome parts of this route , he added the reft ; and , if ...
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... remain , fomewhat too high in the fcale of com- parison . Nor do the accounts of the places where these paintings have been found , warrant the fuppofition that they were thus orna- mented at any confiderable expence public or private ...
... remain , fomewhat too high in the fcale of com- parison . Nor do the accounts of the places where these paintings have been found , warrant the fuppofition that they were thus orna- mented at any confiderable expence public or private ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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