The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... neral welcome than the grave details of hiftoric facts . Of his abilities as an orientalift , we entertain not any doubt : we are confident that he could with equal facility transfufe into our idiom the fubftance of the moft important ...
... neral welcome than the grave details of hiftoric facts . Of his abilities as an orientalift , we entertain not any doubt : we are confident that he could with equal facility transfufe into our idiom the fubftance of the moft important ...
Page 129
... neral , a tedious and unpleafing addition . Perhaps , however , at this time , when Turkish manners and politics are interest- ing , this epifode may be deemed important . Among the Grecian iflands , the narrative of the voyage is ...
... neral , a tedious and unpleafing addition . Perhaps , however , at this time , when Turkish manners and politics are interest- ing , this epifode may be deemed important . Among the Grecian iflands , the narrative of the voyage is ...
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... neral conduct of the minifters , blamed them for having refused to treat with the enemy . The earls of Carlisle and Caernarvon fupported the addrefs ; lord Holland oppofed it . The earl of Liverpool defcanted on the flourishing state of ...
... neral conduct of the minifters , blamed them for having refused to treat with the enemy . The earls of Carlisle and Caernarvon fupported the addrefs ; lord Holland oppofed it . The earl of Liverpool defcanted on the flourishing state of ...
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