The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... writer , and ac- knowledgements of the general merits of his plan , we can fcarcely think it juftifiable to extract page after page from other writers , and often from writers of no great inerit or au- thority . If he had abridged their ...
... writer , and ac- knowledgements of the general merits of his plan , we can fcarcely think it juftifiable to extract page after page from other writers , and often from writers of no great inerit or au- thority . If he had abridged their ...
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... writer ; and comprehend his own dignity , fhould he be called to fit in judgment on his fellow - citizens . I have , accordingly , after fe- rious reflection , and fome minutenefs of inquiry , laid down in for- mer publications feveral ...
... writer ; and comprehend his own dignity , fhould he be called to fit in judgment on his fellow - citizens . I have , accordingly , after fe- rious reflection , and fome minutenefs of inquiry , laid down in for- mer publications feveral ...
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... writers in Eng- land , we have no fcruple in contradicting . It is an idle figment of the imagination . The writer has never given himself the trouble of confulting the periodical publications , from which he may easily collect the ...
... writers in Eng- land , we have no fcruple in contradicting . It is an idle figment of the imagination . The writer has never given himself the trouble of confulting the periodical publications , from which he may easily collect the ...
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