The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... language into the Ar- morican , and thence into the Welch . With fimilar delufion our author fuppofes that Talieffin became bard to the king of Lochlin or Scandinavia , ' as ap- pears from his own poems . There was at that time no king ...
... language into the Ar- morican , and thence into the Welch . With fimilar delufion our author fuppofes that Talieffin became bard to the king of Lochlin or Scandinavia , ' as ap- pears from his own poems . There was at that time no king ...
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... language . We thall , accordingly , firft examine it as a pantographia , and afterwards inveftigate its phonological ... language , employed the characters of it . Cæfar found them in ufe among the ancient Gauls , and there can be no ...
... language . We thall , accordingly , firft examine it as a pantographia , and afterwards inveftigate its phonological ... language , employed the characters of it . Cæfar found them in ufe among the ancient Gauls , and there can be no ...
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... language . The exercises are well in- troduced to ground the learner in the knowledge of the parts of fpeech in the proper order , and will be of great fervice to teachers . The common failing of adhering to the Latin grammar is obferv ...
... language . The exercises are well in- troduced to ground the learner in the knowledge of the parts of fpeech in the proper order , and will be of great fervice to teachers . The common failing of adhering to the Latin grammar is obferv ...
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