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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... former would have been in danger . It is , in- deed , highly probable , that Atterbury was deceived ; and in that cafe , both the one and the other would have been in- volved in one common ruin . The religion of the bishop has been alfo ...
... former would have been in danger . It is , in- deed , highly probable , that Atterbury was deceived ; and in that cafe , both the one and the other would have been in- volved in one common ruin . The religion of the bishop has been alfo ...
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... former paper on this fubject † , he men- tioned the discovery of a Roman ftation at Cwm , in the pa- rifh of Llanier , on the borders of Brecknockshire . This fta- tion he then thought much more likely to be the Bullæum of Ptolemy ...
... former paper on this fubject † , he men- tioned the discovery of a Roman ftation at Cwm , in the pa- rifh of Llanier , on the borders of Brecknockshire . This fta- tion he then thought much more likely to be the Bullæum of Ptolemy ...
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... former feldom foared to the fublimer flights ; and in the latter , he commonly followed , and fometimes fervilely , the hiftory . In general his plays are the favourites of feeling hearts , and of those who do not difdain to be affected ...
... former feldom foared to the fublimer flights ; and in the latter , he commonly followed , and fometimes fervilely , the hiftory . In general his plays are the favourites of feeling hearts , and of those who do not difdain to be affected ...
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