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Page 66
... that we are not surprised at the various attempts of individuals to introduce to
the English reader those corrections of ... is rendered more intelligible to common
readers , the end of the translator is in a great measure obtained , and we may ...
... that we are not surprised at the various attempts of individuals to introduce to
the English reader those corrections of ... is rendered more intelligible to common
readers , the end of the translator is in a great measure obtained , and we may ...
Page 68
On the whole , however , the alterations tend to give the English reader a much
better idea of the original than he can ... first appeared to us to be unnecessary ;
but , from greater attention , are periuaded of its utility to the generality of readers
.
On the whole , however , the alterations tend to give the English reader a much
better idea of the original than he can ... first appeared to us to be unnecessary ;
but , from greater attention , are periuaded of its utility to the generality of readers
.
Page 118
We shall not dwell upon local disputes ; but , if any readers Mould wish to enter
into the fubject , he will find , on wading through many pages of a list of bastards ,
and a series of illustrations , that Manchetter is not a place of the purest morals ...
We shall not dwell upon local disputes ; but , if any readers Mould wish to enter
into the fubject , he will find , on wading through many pages of a list of bastards ,
and a series of illustrations , that Manchetter is not a place of the purest morals ...
Page 478
... of that moderation towards his enemies ' for which he is here celebrated . The
author is apparently charmed with his subject --- perhaps more than his readers
will be , when they balance the victories in Italy with the quackery of the general ...
... of that moderation towards his enemies ' for which he is here celebrated . The
author is apparently charmed with his subject --- perhaps more than his readers
will be , when they balance the victories in Italy with the quackery of the general ...
Page 507
To investigate the nature and operations of this powerful . agent is the purpose of
the present work , to which , begging excuse for the length of our preliminary
remarks , we wilt immediately conduct our readers . M. D'Escherny , in his ...
To investigate the nature and operations of this powerful . agent is the purpose of
the present work , to which , begging excuse for the length of our preliminary
remarks , we wilt immediately conduct our readers . M. D'Escherny , in his ...
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