The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... attention ; and we cannot deny that we were eager to applaud . Some paffages of the preface it may be proper to tranfcribe . ' The view which the prefent author has taken of the subject differs from that of his refpected predeceffors ...
... attention ; and we cannot deny that we were eager to applaud . Some paffages of the preface it may be proper to tranfcribe . ' The view which the prefent author has taken of the subject differs from that of his refpected predeceffors ...
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... attention paid by the right reverend author of this work to the qualifications of thofe candidates who prefent themfelves before him for holy orders , entitles him to the re- fpect of the clergy , and of every friend of the church of ...
... attention paid by the right reverend author of this work to the qualifications of thofe candidates who prefent themfelves before him for holy orders , entitles him to the re- fpect of the clergy , and of every friend of the church of ...
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... attention to the difpofal of time ; but fuch wonderful effects are not in general to be ex- pected . Most of the characters are drawn in this manner in too high colours ; and perhaps the time of the young is better employed on the ...
... attention to the difpofal of time ; but fuch wonderful effects are not in general to be ex- pected . Most of the characters are drawn in this manner in too high colours ; and perhaps the time of the young is better employed on the ...
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