The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... Reason . We fee no reason for altering our decifion ; yet we fcruple not to join with this writer in the concluding period of his book , and to affert , that no one , be his reputation or his merits what they may , is au- thorised ...
... Reason . We fee no reason for altering our decifion ; yet we fcruple not to join with this writer in the concluding period of his book , and to affert , that no one , be his reputation or his merits what they may , is au- thorised ...
Page 144
... reason why the character of Amazons is afcribed to fome nations . The German women went to battle - cihosque et hortamina pugnantibus geftant ( x ) . The fame was practifed in Britain , that they might witnefs the va- lour of their ...
... reason why the character of Amazons is afcribed to fome nations . The German women went to battle - cihosque et hortamina pugnantibus geftant ( x ) . The fame was practifed in Britain , that they might witnefs the va- lour of their ...
Page 455
... reason for raifing the fpirits of atheifts , whose num- ber or talents cannot confer any diftinction upon them , either in literature or in the ftate . This affertion of the writer is a fufficient clue to the whole of this long treatise ...
... reason for raifing the fpirits of atheifts , whose num- ber or talents cannot confer any diftinction upon them , either in literature or in the ftate . This affertion of the writer is a fufficient clue to the whole of this long treatise ...
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