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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Page 19
... volume Dr. Cullen purfues his account of the Exanthemata , the Hæmorrhagies , and Profluvia . Of his opinions on each fubject we fhall give fome account , in their proper order . The order of exanthemata is almost ftrictly natural . It ...
... volume Dr. Cullen purfues his account of the Exanthemata , the Hæmorrhagies , and Profluvia . Of his opinions on each fubject we fhall give fome account , in their proper order . The order of exanthemata is almost ftrictly natural . It ...
Page 89
... volume does not afford us the fulleft proofs of his accuracy . The attempt , however , to give the genuine text of the author is proper and laudable ; as the first editions are with difficulty procured , and , in many places , we are ...
... volume does not afford us the fulleft proofs of his accuracy . The attempt , however , to give the genuine text of the author is proper and laudable ; as the first editions are with difficulty procured , and , in many places , we are ...
Page 129
... volume of this work , containing Tragic Bal- lads , accompanied with two prefatory differtations , one on the oral Tradition of Poetry , and the other on the old Tra- gic Ballad . The prefent volume comprifes the Scottish Bal- lads of ...
... volume of this work , containing Tragic Bal- lads , accompanied with two prefatory differtations , one on the oral Tradition of Poetry , and the other on the old Tra- gic Ballad . The prefent volume comprifes the Scottish Bal- lads of ...
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