The British Critic, Volume 38F. and C. Rivington, 1812 |
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... notices this ftory in his account of Somersetshire , fays , that the place is now called Keynfham , between Bath and Bristol , where abundance of that foffil , termed by the naturalifts Cornu Ammonis , is frequently dug up : he is not ...
... notices this ftory in his account of Somersetshire , fays , that the place is now called Keynfham , between Bath and Bristol , where abundance of that foffil , termed by the naturalifts Cornu Ammonis , is frequently dug up : he is not ...
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... notice her , as fome atonement for the filence of Llewelyn the prieft , who for this inftance of his inattention will be con- figned to eternal infamy , unless he avails himself of the benefit of clergy . A church , from her called ...
... notice her , as fome atonement for the filence of Llewelyn the prieft , who for this inftance of his inattention will be con- figned to eternal infamy , unless he avails himself of the benefit of clergy . A church , from her called ...
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... notice of hiftorians , as well as antiquaries , and of the indefatigable and learned Dugdale among the reft . Upon the attainder of the gallant but eccentric and unfortunate Ro- bert , bert , earl of Effex , I prefume , the 12 Jones's ...
... notice of hiftorians , as well as antiquaries , and of the indefatigable and learned Dugdale among the reft . Upon the attainder of the gallant but eccentric and unfortunate Ro- bert , bert , earl of Effex , I prefume , the 12 Jones's ...
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... notice many errors . The work itself is one of the best of the kind we have perufed . The ftyle is vigorous throughout ; the information of the author on all fubjects various and extenfive ; his ar- rangements perfpicuous ; and his ...
... notice many errors . The work itself is one of the best of the kind we have perufed . The ftyle is vigorous throughout ; the information of the author on all fubjects various and extenfive ; his ar- rangements perfpicuous ; and his ...
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... notice . As Mr. Jones will neceffarily have reputation from his work , we truft he will alfo have , what does not always accompany literary reputation , emolument . ART . II . British Georgics : by James Grahame . 4to . 350 . 11. 11s ...
... notice . As Mr. Jones will neceffarily have reputation from his work , we truft he will alfo have , what does not always accompany literary reputation , emolument . ART . II . British Georgics : by James Grahame . 4to . 350 . 11. 11s ...
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