The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1798 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... less than fifteen hundred . In this re- fpect it must be confidered prolific , notwithstanding its uncultivated appearance . The natives , however , appeared to be exceedingly well fed , of middling ftature , extremely well made ; and ...
... less than fifteen hundred . In this re- fpect it must be confidered prolific , notwithstanding its uncultivated appearance . The natives , however , appeared to be exceedingly well fed , of middling ftature , extremely well made ; and ...
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which however it was not folely confined , but extended to no less than forty or fifty of the most common words which occur in con- verfation , and bearing not the leaft affinity whatever to the former expreffions . This new language ...
which however it was not folely confined , but extended to no less than forty or fifty of the most common words which occur in con- verfation , and bearing not the leaft affinity whatever to the former expreffions . This new language ...
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... less pain to myfelf bring them before the publick at once , and submit to its decifion . It is to my countrymen at large that I call for affistance . If this work is fortunate enough to attract their attention , let their strictures as ...
... less pain to myfelf bring them before the publick at once , and submit to its decifion . It is to my countrymen at large that I call for affistance . If this work is fortunate enough to attract their attention , let their strictures as ...
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... less difputable merit , except Azevedo , a rapacious and inhuman governor . The interesting narrative of don Pedro de Mentirofo forms the next chapter ; and , after fome observations on the origin of Portugal , ' anecdotes are given of ...
... less difputable merit , except Azevedo , a rapacious and inhuman governor . The interesting narrative of don Pedro de Mentirofo forms the next chapter ; and , after fome observations on the origin of Portugal , ' anecdotes are given of ...
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... less exposed to hatred , envy , and all that train , or all thofe complications of paffions , which fo often prove ruinous to their power . Moderation long upheld the monarchy of the Moloflians . The royalty of Lacedæmon , which has ...
... less exposed to hatred , envy , and all that train , or all thofe complications of paffions , which fo often prove ruinous to their power . Moderation long upheld the monarchy of the Moloflians . The royalty of Lacedæmon , which has ...
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