The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, 70. kötet;1790. kötetTobias Smollett R[ichard]. Baldwin, at the Rose in Pater-noster-Row, 1790 |
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... Means of effec- 221 tually exonerating the Public Bur- thens , Eloifa de Clairville : An Hiftorical No- vel , 454 Sir Henry Englefield's Letter and Ad- drefs in Regard to the Proteftant Diffenters , 549 Epistle to James Boswell on his ...
... Means of effec- 221 tually exonerating the Public Bur- thens , Eloifa de Clairville : An Hiftorical No- vel , 454 Sir Henry Englefield's Letter and Ad- drefs in Regard to the Proteftant Diffenters , 549 Epistle to James Boswell on his ...
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... means regular , for more than one half the way , if we measure by Sparman's map , affords no fubject of remark , and is not mentioned : we mean from Zwarte river to little Zwartkop river , on the north eastern coast . But , where- ever ...
... means regular , for more than one half the way , if we measure by Sparman's map , affords no fubject of remark , and is not mentioned : we mean from Zwarte river to little Zwartkop river , on the north eastern coast . But , where- ever ...
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... means import , that either he believed , or warranted the truth of them . But it was an ar- gument a fortiori , which our Saviour himself often makes use of , and amounts to no more than this : You , fays he to the Jews , deny certain ...
... means import , that either he believed , or warranted the truth of them . But it was an ar- gument a fortiori , which our Saviour himself often makes use of , and amounts to no more than this : You , fays he to the Jews , deny certain ...
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... means of fubfiftence feanty and precarious . I was at the fame time fanguine in my hope that the work I had plan- ed would prove uncommonly lucrative ; and I therefore took an early opportunity of affuring Mr. Badcock that he fhould ...
... means of fubfiftence feanty and precarious . I was at the fame time fanguine in my hope that the work I had plan- ed would prove uncommonly lucrative ; and I therefore took an early opportunity of affuring Mr. Badcock that he fhould ...
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... means be adimitted : Cedrenus cites it from Eufebius , and at prefent it is not to be found in that author . Befides , it is certain , that Auguftus , after the journey he made into Greece , nineteen years before the birth of our ...
... means be adimitted : Cedrenus cites it from Eufebius , and at prefent it is not to be found in that author . Befides , it is certain , that Auguftus , after the journey he made into Greece , nineteen years before the birth of our ...
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