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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Page 132
... allowed that this is the cafe in the new fcience of monochology ; fo that our author's fpecimen is at least useful , as well as new . This is however a lively fatire , if a science fo exact and dry can ever affume this appearance . It ...
... allowed that this is the cafe in the new fcience of monochology ; fo that our author's fpecimen is at least useful , as well as new . This is however a lively fatire , if a science fo exact and dry can ever affume this appearance . It ...
Page 262
... allowed the expreffion , coalition , of the Norman and Saxon lords , who are addreffed as high lords of parliament , Hereditary guardians of the kingdom . ' The price of this coalition is Elvina , the daughter of a Saxon , already ...
... allowed the expreffion , coalition , of the Norman and Saxon lords , who are addreffed as high lords of parliament , Hereditary guardians of the kingdom . ' The price of this coalition is Elvina , the daughter of a Saxon , already ...
Page 375
... allowed to have been derived from the modern Arabic ; though authors are not intirely agreed as to the derivation of the former . The Baftuli were one of those colonies of the Phoenicians or Canaanites , who fettled , in the most early ...
... allowed to have been derived from the modern Arabic ; though authors are not intirely agreed as to the derivation of the former . The Baftuli were one of those colonies of the Phoenicians or Canaanites , who fettled , in the most early ...
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