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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... manners which he defcribes , and which prevailed over Europe for many centuries , are now vanished like the bafelefs ... manner ; but all felect , as they are extremely various , examples from thofe of very dif- ferent kinds . Of that ...
... manners which he defcribes , and which prevailed over Europe for many centuries , are now vanished like the bafelefs ... manner ; but all felect , as they are extremely various , examples from thofe of very dif- ferent kinds . Of that ...
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... manner of thinking , and profeffional candour . ' With this opinion of his author , Dr. Riollay has given an abftract of his more ufeful works , with a tranflation of the first book of Epidemics , and the cafes which relate to it . He ...
... manner of thinking , and profeffional candour . ' With this opinion of his author , Dr. Riollay has given an abftract of his more ufeful works , with a tranflation of the first book of Epidemics , and the cafes which relate to it . He ...
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... manners , and a state of society different from that in which they were dictated . The name and the reputation of Madame de Genlis are well known ; and thefe little volumes will not be found to detract from the praises which fhe has hi ...
... manners , and a state of society different from that in which they were dictated . The name and the reputation of Madame de Genlis are well known ; and thefe little volumes will not be found to detract from the praises which fhe has hi ...
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