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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... lord Chesterfield : " 1 went ( faid lord Chesterfield ) to Mr. Pope , one morning , at Twick- enham , and found a large folio Bible , with gilt clafps , lying before him upon his table ; and , as I knew his way of thinking upon that ...
... lord Chesterfield : " 1 went ( faid lord Chesterfield ) to Mr. Pope , one morning , at Twick- enham , and found a large folio Bible , with gilt clafps , lying before him upon his table ; and , as I knew his way of thinking upon that ...
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... Lord Lisburne . In September the fame year he was appointed bishop of Briftol , and refidentiary of St. Paul's . And ... lord Tyrconnel , lord Bath , lord Chefterfield , the duke of New- caftle , lord Chatham , lord Mansfield , fir ...
... Lord Lisburne . In September the fame year he was appointed bishop of Briftol , and refidentiary of St. Paul's . And ... lord Tyrconnel , lord Bath , lord Chefterfield , the duke of New- caftle , lord Chatham , lord Mansfield , fir ...
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... Lord North , fince bis firft Entry into the Minifiry . By Nath . Buckington , q . 8vo . 25. Stockdale . The author of this pamphlet inveighs against lord North with an acrimony which evidently bet ays prejudice . The firft ar- ticle of ...
... Lord North , fince bis firft Entry into the Minifiry . By Nath . Buckington , q . 8vo . 25. Stockdale . The author of this pamphlet inveighs against lord North with an acrimony which evidently bet ays prejudice . The firft ar- ticle of ...
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