The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... last centuries . " 6 The articles are explained , paragraph by paragraph , in a fatisfactory manner . The nature of the work does not allow the writer to enter into a very wide field of demonstration ; but , in general , he gives the ...
... last centuries . " 6 The articles are explained , paragraph by paragraph , in a fatisfactory manner . The nature of the work does not allow the writer to enter into a very wide field of demonstration ; but , in general , he gives the ...
Page 470
... last lines . • Writer . Here is the end of all my verses . • Reader . Amen . Thank God , for all his mercies . Analytical Review . • This volume contains verfes on fifty - four different fubjects . The longest poem has four hundred and ...
... last lines . • Writer . Here is the end of all my verses . • Reader . Amen . Thank God , for all his mercies . Analytical Review . • This volume contains verfes on fifty - four different fubjects . The longest poem has four hundred and ...
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... last fortrefs that withstood the arms of the invaders , was taken in October last . The affairs of the Eaft - India company , according to Mr. Dundas , are in a very flourishing state ; and Review of Public Affairs . 591.
... last fortrefs that withstood the arms of the invaders , was taken in October last . The affairs of the Eaft - India company , according to Mr. Dundas , are in a very flourishing state ; and Review of Public Affairs . 591.
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