The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 29Tobias Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1770 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... honour he founded in Dublin for lunatics and idiots . ' We cannot help thinking this note to be an infult upon the memory and misfortunes of that great genius . Upon the whole , few characters have been found equal to that of primate ...
... honour he founded in Dublin for lunatics and idiots . ' We cannot help thinking this note to be an infult upon the memory and misfortunes of that great genius . Upon the whole , few characters have been found equal to that of primate ...
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... honour , every thing , will he make a fale of to any purchaser . This fenator , being troubled with a bad digeftion , would deliver up the state to him who fhould put into his hands an elixir for restoring the impaired tone of his ...
... honour , every thing , will he make a fale of to any purchaser . This fenator , being troubled with a bad digeftion , would deliver up the state to him who fhould put into his hands an elixir for restoring the impaired tone of his ...
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... honours , and immortal pleasures of the hea- venly world ; the large and fair inheritance there provided for the fons of God , the crowns of glory which fhall be placed on their heads , the palms of victory which fhall be put into their ...
... honours , and immortal pleasures of the hea- venly world ; the large and fair inheritance there provided for the fons of God , the crowns of glory which fhall be placed on their heads , the palms of victory which fhall be put into their ...
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... honour , because the true advantage of his researches began to appear : miners and other manufacturers were by it able to determine the reason of certain effects , which they before either did not obferve , or wilfully concealed , to ...
... honour , because the true advantage of his researches began to appear : miners and other manufacturers were by it able to determine the reason of certain effects , which they before either did not obferve , or wilfully concealed , to ...
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... honour , refused feveral advantageous offers . Mrs Stapleton , alarmed at this intelligence , communicates it to Mr. Norris : Mr. Norris con- feffes there is fome truth in it , but declares , at the fame time , that the character of the ...
... honour , refused feveral advantageous offers . Mrs Stapleton , alarmed at this intelligence , communicates it to Mr. Norris : Mr. Norris con- feffes there is fome truth in it , but declares , at the fame time , that the character of the ...
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