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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... received from any one book in our language . In the first lecture the author fets out with fome general obfervations ... receiving pleasure from the beauties of nature and of art . ' < " Is this , we beg leave to afk , a juft and ...
... received from any one book in our language . In the first lecture the author fets out with fome general obfervations ... receiving pleasure from the beauties of nature and of art . ' < " Is this , we beg leave to afk , a juft and ...
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... received two hundred and fixty - two thoufand feven hundred and fixty - nine pounds . Coffim ap- pearing to have designs of rendering himfelf independent , war was begun against him . On the commencement of hoftilities , he put to death ...
... received two hundred and fixty - two thoufand feven hundred and fixty - nine pounds . Coffim ap- pearing to have designs of rendering himfelf independent , war was begun against him . On the commencement of hoftilities , he put to death ...
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... received into that charitable Asylum . 12mo . 25. 6d . ferged . Lane . This narrative is fiid to contain the hiftory of the first peni- tent received into the afylum known by the name of the Mag- dalen ; with anecdotes of other ...
... received into that charitable Asylum . 12mo . 25. 6d . ferged . Lane . This narrative is fiid to contain the hiftory of the first peni- tent received into the afylum known by the name of the Mag- dalen ; with anecdotes of other ...
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