The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 56Tobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... seem to have the Sup- plement for their object ; and we fhould have candidly fup- pofed that it had escaped his ... seems deficient ; and his comments on Shakspeare , in this refpect , frequently deserve some cenfure . He appears to ...
... seem to have the Sup- plement for their object ; and we fhould have candidly fup- pofed that it had escaped his ... seems deficient ; and his comments on Shakspeare , in this refpect , frequently deserve some cenfure . He appears to ...
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... seems very evident , that Bath was the city which the Saxons befieged , It is called by our an cient writers Kaerbadun , Badus , Badon , Badonia , Bathon , Bade- ceftre , Bathonia , & c . Bathoniam urbem , five Badoner , con- ftruxit ...
... seems very evident , that Bath was the city which the Saxons befieged , It is called by our an cient writers Kaerbadun , Badus , Badon , Badonia , Bathon , Bade- ceftre , Bathonia , & c . Bathoniam urbem , five Badoner , con- ftruxit ...
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... seems to treat as a jeft the plan he has adopted . Thus , in a highly- interefting paffage , at the end of the 14th book , we are defired to wait for the commencement of another , till he can inform us of the event . The reafon affigned ...
... seems to treat as a jeft the plan he has adopted . Thus , in a highly- interefting paffage , at the end of the 14th book , we are defired to wait for the commencement of another , till he can inform us of the event . The reafon affigned ...
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