The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... remarks of every man who thinks at all upon these im- portant fubjects . Indeed , the cafe , fo fingular and libellous to human nature , fo felf - contradictory , of war - making CHRISTIANS , is ftrongly put . We earneftly with that any ...
... remarks of every man who thinks at all upon these im- portant fubjects . Indeed , the cafe , fo fingular and libellous to human nature , fo felf - contradictory , of war - making CHRISTIANS , is ftrongly put . We earneftly with that any ...
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... remarks , which have been often made , are repeated without much addition to our flock of knowledge , and with little probability of exciting the attention of an English reader . For the purpofe of intro- ducing this philofophy into ...
... remarks , which have been often made , are repeated without much addition to our flock of knowledge , and with little probability of exciting the attention of an English reader . For the purpofe of intro- ducing this philofophy into ...
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... remarks proceeding from one who has feen fo much of life cannot fail to be interesting . The contrast between the youth of France and England is placed in a ftriking point of view , and it is to be lamented that the fafhions of higher ...
... remarks proceeding from one who has feen fo much of life cannot fail to be interesting . The contrast between the youth of France and England is placed in a ftriking point of view , and it is to be lamented that the fafhions of higher ...
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