The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... fuccefs may be better eftimated from the affiduity with which Virgil and the poets of fucceeding ages copied him wherever they had a poflibility , than from any individual eulogy that can be now paid to his memory . There is , indeed ...
... fuccefs may be better eftimated from the affiduity with which Virgil and the poets of fucceeding ages copied him wherever they had a poflibility , than from any individual eulogy that can be now paid to his memory . There is , indeed ...
Page 296
... fuccefs of factitious airs . He concludes with a hort account of the fuccefs of the fox glove in hectic fever , in the hands of the doctors Darwin , Drake , and Fowler . The History of the Union of Scotland and England . Stating the ...
... fuccefs of factitious airs . He concludes with a hort account of the fuccefs of the fox glove in hectic fever , in the hands of the doctors Darwin , Drake , and Fowler . The History of the Union of Scotland and England . Stating the ...
Page 360
... fuccefs , and in full poffeffion of the na- tives ' refpect . This information , added to the intelligence of the approaching departure of a veffel which will carry out a confi- derable reinforcement of miffionaries , ' will give ...
... fuccefs , and in full poffeffion of the na- tives ' refpect . This information , added to the intelligence of the approaching departure of a veffel which will carry out a confi- derable reinforcement of miffionaries , ' will give ...
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