The British Critic, Volumes 3-4F. and C. Rivington, 1815 |
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... former acts on the subject of residence have been so far modified and altered , as to afford , at least for the present , suf- ficient protection against the vexatious attacks of the informer . And the repeal of the acts for burying in ...
... former acts on the subject of residence have been so far modified and altered , as to afford , at least for the present , suf- ficient protection against the vexatious attacks of the informer . And the repeal of the acts for burying in ...
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... former . It is amusing to see two Gentlemen , north of the Tweed , quarrelling about Latin and Greek , and disputing whether the smallest number of sole- cisms and false quantities be committed at Edinburgh or Glas- gow . The question ...
... former . It is amusing to see two Gentlemen , north of the Tweed , quarrelling about Latin and Greek , and disputing whether the smallest number of sole- cisms and false quantities be committed at Edinburgh or Glas- gow . The question ...
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... former treaties , and their exclusion from trading with our East Indian dependencies , are points which are most important to our commercial interests , and may fairly be considered as recom- pensing us for all the expenditure attendant ...
... former treaties , and their exclusion from trading with our East Indian dependencies , are points which are most important to our commercial interests , and may fairly be considered as recom- pensing us for all the expenditure attendant ...
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... former days upon these subjects , we are now treated with long rigmarole sentences , incumbered with words and embarrassed in construction , which the author generally intends for elegance of expression and harmony of period . In ...
... former days upon these subjects , we are now treated with long rigmarole sentences , incumbered with words and embarrassed in construction , which the author generally intends for elegance of expression and harmony of period . In ...
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... former days by Dodsley and Pearch , and many merito- rious strains have been preserved in their collections , which would otherwise have passed into rapid oblivion . The charac ters of the various sommets , odes , epitaphs , & c . which ...
... former days by Dodsley and Pearch , and many merito- rious strains have been preserved in their collections , which would otherwise have passed into rapid oblivion . The charac ters of the various sommets , odes , epitaphs , & c . which ...
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