The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 57Tobias Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1784 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... seems to have been the ornament of his college . At the age of eighteen , he was entered at the Middle Temple ; and his fucceding years feem to have been filled by a conten- tion between the dictates of prudence , and the feducing ar ...
... seems to have been the ornament of his college . At the age of eighteen , he was entered at the Middle Temple ; and his fucceding years feem to have been filled by a conten- tion between the dictates of prudence , and the feducing ar ...
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... seem to think , with Haller , that this is founded on an erroneous experiment . The fact is however true ; and perhaps ... seems to have been the omiffion of the Linnæan names , both of the genera and fpecies . On this account they have ...
... seem to think , with Haller , that this is founded on an erroneous experiment . The fact is however true ; and perhaps ... seems to have been the omiffion of the Linnæan names , both of the genera and fpecies . On this account they have ...
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... seem to be the only ones which he ever wrote ; and , as they are not ge- nerally known , we fhall infert them . The ... seems outdone , And fancied beauties by the true : In happy climes the feat of innocence , Where nature guides and ...
... seem to be the only ones which he ever wrote ; and , as they are not ge- nerally known , we fhall infert them . The ... seems outdone , And fancied beauties by the true : In happy climes the feat of innocence , Where nature guides and ...
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