The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 20W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1765 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... shall here finish our review of the first volume of this great and laborious work ; nor indeed is it poffible for us , con- fidering the variety and compass of its contents , to do tole- rable juftice to the fecond volume , without ...
... shall here finish our review of the first volume of this great and laborious work ; nor indeed is it poffible for us , con- fidering the variety and compass of its contents , to do tole- rable juftice to the fecond volume , without ...
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... shall call upon to speak for themselves , leaving innumerable others unnoticed , not as being upon the whole less confiderable , but as men who have only repeated what fome or other of our witneffes have faid before or after them . And ...
... shall call upon to speak for themselves , leaving innumerable others unnoticed , not as being upon the whole less confiderable , but as men who have only repeated what fome or other of our witneffes have faid before or after them . And ...
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... shall it be prevented ? It would be fufficient perhaps to publish the extra- ordinary rifque , which may be eafily demonftrated : it would require nothing more than to keep an exact yearly register of all these adventurers , and , at ...
... shall it be prevented ? It would be fufficient perhaps to publish the extra- ordinary rifque , which may be eafily demonftrated : it would require nothing more than to keep an exact yearly register of all these adventurers , and , at ...
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... shall specify for the reader's information . Introduction . The firft caufe of depopulation , emigrations ; the fecond caufe , luxury ; third caufe , decay of agriculture ; fourth caufe , the pernicious treatment of difeafes . Means for ...
... shall specify for the reader's information . Introduction . The firft caufe of depopulation , emigrations ; the fecond caufe , luxury ; third caufe , decay of agriculture ; fourth caufe , the pernicious treatment of difeafes . Means for ...
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... shall beg leave to make a very few curfory remarks . In his Preface he tells us , p . vii . that meer ftyle , if thoroughly intelligible , is leaft effential to thofe books , which wholly confift of very ufeful , and generally ...
... shall beg leave to make a very few curfory remarks . In his Preface he tells us , p . vii . that meer ftyle , if thoroughly intelligible , is leaft effential to thofe books , which wholly confift of very ufeful , and generally ...
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