The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1808 |
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Page 194
... honour of Denmark in a manner of which it will require the lapse of ages to efface the hostile impression which it has left behind . We take great honour to ourselves in having been among the first who reprobated in the most unreserved ...
... honour of Denmark in a manner of which it will require the lapse of ages to efface the hostile impression which it has left behind . We take great honour to ourselves in having been among the first who reprobated in the most unreserved ...
Page 423
... honour . A number of his parishioners who had subjected themselves to the sentence of excommuni- cation , expected absolution from him ; the night before this was to take place , he slept at a distance from his parish . The appointed ...
... honour . A number of his parishioners who had subjected themselves to the sentence of excommuni- cation , expected absolution from him ; the night before this was to take place , he slept at a distance from his parish . The appointed ...
Page 426
... honour- able retirement in his native country , revising his former works and composing others . Whilst engaged in these pur- suits , the bishopric of St. David's was once more offered to him , but on terms which he deemed dishonourable ...
... honour- able retirement in his native country , revising his former works and composing others . Whilst engaged in these pur- suits , the bishopric of St. David's was once more offered to him , but on terms which he deemed dishonourable ...
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