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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... periods , the firft from 1443 to 1645 ; and the second , from 1645 to the present times . The first period is the time of its increafe , during which , not only its founders the Portuguese , but the English , the Dutch , and the French ...
... periods , the firft from 1443 to 1645 ; and the second , from 1645 to the present times . The first period is the time of its increafe , during which , not only its founders the Portuguese , but the English , the Dutch , and the French ...
Page 353
... period contains three verfes , which have all the fame initial letter . The two firft chapters in like manner con- fift of triplets , excepting only the feventh period of the first , and the nineteenth of the fecond , which have each a ...
... period contains three verfes , which have all the fame initial letter . The two firft chapters in like manner con- fift of triplets , excepting only the feventh period of the first , and the nineteenth of the fecond , which have each a ...
Page 402
... period above - mentioned ; fome contending that the mo- narchy was elective , and the fovereign limited in his power ; while others , on the contrary , have affirmed that the crown was hereditary , and its authority abfolute . This ...
... period above - mentioned ; fome contending that the mo- narchy was elective , and the fovereign limited in his power ; while others , on the contrary , have affirmed that the crown was hereditary , and its authority abfolute . This ...
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