The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... objects , and , when national vanity did not interfere , to appreciate them with judgement . Lower Egypt was not a new object ; but of Upper Egypt , at the time of his travels , little was known . We have fince acquired more ...
... objects , and , when national vanity did not interfere , to appreciate them with judgement . Lower Egypt was not a new object ; but of Upper Egypt , at the time of his travels , little was known . We have fince acquired more ...
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... objects of in- fult and injury , which , indeed , no European wholly escapes . The injudicious regulations of the ... object of our researches , and which may be confidered as one of the finest pieces of antiquity preferved in Egypt ...
... objects of in- fult and injury , which , indeed , no European wholly escapes . The injudicious regulations of the ... object of our researches , and which may be confidered as one of the finest pieces of antiquity preferved in Egypt ...
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... object the affistance of fome of the most accom- plished characters of their own fex has been folicited and obtained ; no inconfider- able portion of the Magazine will therefore be dedicated to them ; and a certain proportion of the ...
... object the affistance of fome of the most accom- plished characters of their own fex has been folicited and obtained ; no inconfider- able portion of the Magazine will therefore be dedicated to them ; and a certain proportion of the ...
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