The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1791 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... Whose worth exulting millions fhall approve , Whose proudest treasure is a Nation's love . ' We meet , it must be allowed , in Mr. Merry's poem , as well as in the prefent , with feveral lines that deferve much com- mendation . The ...
... Whose worth exulting millions fhall approve , Whose proudest treasure is a Nation's love . ' We meet , it must be allowed , in Mr. Merry's poem , as well as in the prefent , with feveral lines that deferve much com- mendation . The ...
Page 87
... whose charts , the more they are examined are found to deferve greater credit , seems to have laid it down from the traders maps , and the spot may have been denominated without fufficient care , or there may have been two places with ...
... whose charts , the more they are examined are found to deferve greater credit , seems to have laid it down from the traders maps , and the spot may have been denominated without fufficient care , or there may have been two places with ...
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... whose effects had , for a series of years , influenced their happinefs , and almoft their existence . With this perfuafion , the national affembly of France have paid the highest refpect to the memory of Rouffeau ; and by their ...
... whose effects had , for a series of years , influenced their happinefs , and almoft their existence . With this perfuafion , the national affembly of France have paid the highest refpect to the memory of Rouffeau ; and by their ...
Contents
Cliffords Reflections on the Appoint | 106 |
Sici ian Romance | 116 |
Cochranes Thoughts on Manning | 239 |
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