The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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Page 48
... equally interefting without fuch a poignant aggravation of the diftrefs of St. Leon . The cha- racter of Bethlem Gabor is drawn with a bold pencil ; but we are forry to obferve a violation of history and chronology in the account of his ...
... equally interefting without fuch a poignant aggravation of the diftrefs of St. Leon . The cha- racter of Bethlem Gabor is drawn with a bold pencil ; but we are forry to obferve a violation of history and chronology in the account of his ...
Page 360
... equally certain that feveral paffages in the body of the work affign it to 1444 ( not 1454 , as fome infer ) . A long differtation might be employed in difcuffing whether the dates 1504 , 1505 , are put to impofe it on the first ...
... equally certain that feveral paffages in the body of the work affign it to 1444 ( not 1454 , as fome infer ) . A long differtation might be employed in difcuffing whether the dates 1504 , 1505 , are put to impofe it on the first ...
Page 392
... equally crro- neous and expenfive . The author obferves , that • Where the funds will admit ( and in general it would be a great faving ) proper perfons fhould be appointed in every parish or di ftrict , or to have the charge of a ...
... equally crro- neous and expenfive . The author obferves , that • Where the funds will admit ( and in general it would be a great faving ) proper perfons fhould be appointed in every parish or di ftrict , or to have the charge of a ...
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