The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... expected . As the curiofity of the iflanders is fatisfied , and the fupply of iron , & c . lefs precarious , the propenfity to theft is lefs . As ufual , benevolent and kind , the Otaheiteans appear compliant and docile . Attached ...
... expected . As the curiofity of the iflanders is fatisfied , and the fupply of iron , & c . lefs precarious , the propenfity to theft is lefs . As ufual , benevolent and kind , the Otaheiteans appear compliant and docile . Attached ...
Page 166
... expected either in the objec- tions or the answers . Unity of defign , and regularity of plan , are given up for what is fuppofed to be a more fubftantial be- nefit than the production of a work more claffical and scho- lar - like ...
... expected either in the objec- tions or the answers . Unity of defign , and regularity of plan , are given up for what is fuppofed to be a more fubftantial be- nefit than the production of a work more claffical and scho- lar - like ...
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... expected the public convenience will be fo much attended to as it ought to be ; neither is it to be expected , that the generality of furveyors , fo chofen , can know the proper directions to give , in making or repairing roads , nor ...
... expected the public convenience will be fo much attended to as it ought to be ; neither is it to be expected , that the generality of furveyors , fo chofen , can know the proper directions to give , in making or repairing roads , nor ...
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