The British Critic, Volume 38F. and C. Rivington, 1812 |
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... those which having been taught by fevere experience , will not be defpifed by theory , with impunity . The charge of Mr. Archdeacon Vince § takes an inftructive view of the divifions in religion which prevail among us . When it will ...
... those which having been taught by fevere experience , will not be defpifed by theory , with impunity . The charge of Mr. Archdeacon Vince § takes an inftructive view of the divifions in religion which prevail among us . When it will ...
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... those which we formerly noticed relating to the continent of Europe , have one principal object in view that of refuting falfe theories of the earth , and establish- ing the true . But while he does this , and in our opinion with ...
... those which we formerly noticed relating to the continent of Europe , have one principal object in view that of refuting falfe theories of the earth , and establish- ing the true . But while he does this , and in our opinion with ...
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... those commen- dations , which he must have felt it to deferve . Return we then to living bards ; among whom the author of Don Roderick's Vision † will always be honourably diftinguished . Dr. Brown , of Aberdeen , long distinguished as ...
... those commen- dations , which he must have felt it to deferve . Return we then to living bards ; among whom the author of Don Roderick's Vision † will always be honourably diftinguished . Dr. Brown , of Aberdeen , long distinguished as ...
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... those to whom they did not belong ; and it should fometime feem as if they meant to punish the fowl or beaft him . feff , and endeavoured to make him fenfible of his crime ; as when they enacted , that if geefe were found trefpaffing in ...
... those to whom they did not belong ; and it should fometime feem as if they meant to punish the fowl or beaft him . feff , and endeavoured to make him fenfible of his crime ; as when they enacted , that if geefe were found trefpaffing in ...
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... those of his own race only , who are accustomed to collect the produce , watch the habits , and occafionally protect these ufeful and profitable little animals from the perils of the ftorm or fnow . If I have been fortunate enough to ...
... those of his own race only , who are accustomed to collect the produce , watch the habits , and occafionally protect these ufeful and profitable little animals from the perils of the ftorm or fnow . If I have been fortunate enough to ...
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