The British Critic: A New Review, Volume 4F. and C. Rivington, 1815 |
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Page 42
... respect to our own country , that we are especially prone to commit it . From the frequency and general currency of the remark , we may fear , that it is not destitute of foundation . At least our own information con- cerning the ...
... respect to our own country , that we are especially prone to commit it . From the frequency and general currency of the remark , we may fear , that it is not destitute of foundation . At least our own information con- cerning the ...
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... respect this industry is peculiarly fortunate : we much doubt whether one reader out of one thousand could be found , who , however well provided his shelves may be with the Lexicons of Hesychius , Photius , Scidas , Etymologus , M ...
... respect this industry is peculiarly fortunate : we much doubt whether one reader out of one thousand could be found , who , however well provided his shelves may be with the Lexicons of Hesychius , Photius , Scidas , Etymologus , M ...
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... respect , indeed , to the motives by which Judas and Pilate were actuated , demonstration is necessarily ... respecting St. Peter . Yet , while we call Cromwell a traitor in two volumes , it is not apparent why Judas should be so termed ...
... respect , indeed , to the motives by which Judas and Pilate were actuated , demonstration is necessarily ... respecting St. Peter . Yet , while we call Cromwell a traitor in two volumes , it is not apparent why Judas should be so termed ...
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... respecting the Son of God ; and for this reason , among other perhaps , the three disciples were commanded not to tell it to any one , of whatever affinity or con- nection , until he , the Son of Man , were risen from the dead . But the ...
... respecting the Son of God ; and for this reason , among other perhaps , the three disciples were commanded not to tell it to any one , of whatever affinity or con- nection , until he , the Son of Man , were risen from the dead . But the ...
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... respect to the modes of teaching , writing ,, and discoursing , which were practised at that period , our first care I think should be to strive to profit with each bright ex- ample , but to avoid an injudicious application of the ...
... respect to the modes of teaching , writing ,, and discoursing , which were practised at that period , our first care I think should be to strive to profit with each bright ex- ample , but to avoid an injudicious application of the ...
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