The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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Page 475
... interesting little work we only object to the impropriety of affixing imaginary guilt on hiftorical characters . The novel dif- plays much feeling and much imagination . The following is a fine paffage to understand it , the reader must ...
... interesting little work we only object to the impropriety of affixing imaginary guilt on hiftorical characters . The novel dif- plays much feeling and much imagination . The following is a fine paffage to understand it , the reader must ...
Page 552
... interesting . The contrast between the youth of France and England is placed in a ftriking point of view , and it is to be lamented that the fafhions of higher life feem intended rather to increase than to diminish the defect in our ...
... interesting . The contrast between the youth of France and England is placed in a ftriking point of view , and it is to be lamented that the fafhions of higher life feem intended rather to increase than to diminish the defect in our ...
Page 581
... interesting debates which attended its progrefs were , as might be expected , in the lower houfe . On the 13th of March , Sir John Parnell , wishing to have the sense of the nation more decisively ascertained than it could be in the ...
... interesting debates which attended its progrefs were , as might be expected , in the lower houfe . On the 13th of March , Sir John Parnell , wishing to have the sense of the nation more decisively ascertained than it could be in the ...
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