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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... tion , refpecting the character of this ambitious and turbulent prelate . As we have expreffed our wishes , that the lives of diftinguished individuals fhould rather be looked on in a phi- lofophical , than a chronological view ; and ...
... tion , refpecting the character of this ambitious and turbulent prelate . As we have expreffed our wishes , that the lives of diftinguished individuals fhould rather be looked on in a phi- lofophical , than a chronological view ; and ...
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... tion of Richard Upton , abbot , built the north and fouth cross ailes of the choir , the lady chapel on the north fide , the beautiful refectory house , and the lower part of the nave of the church to the weft , and both its ailes ...
... tion of Richard Upton , abbot , built the north and fouth cross ailes of the choir , the lady chapel on the north fide , the beautiful refectory house , and the lower part of the nave of the church to the weft , and both its ailes ...
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... tion : a very few excepted , we receive them with pleasure . The learned reader will recollect , that the others have been adopted from authors of credit ; though we are forry to ob- ferve , that we cannot yet expect any regular ...
... tion : a very few excepted , we receive them with pleasure . The learned reader will recollect , that the others have been adopted from authors of credit ; though we are forry to ob- ferve , that we cannot yet expect any regular ...
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