The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, 56. kötetTobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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81. oldal
... merit appreciated by his real works . From the early attempts of Rowe to the late accurate edition of Mr. Steevens , collation was more frequently promifed than executed : though the path was generally acknowledged to be fafe , it was ...
... merit appreciated by his real works . From the early attempts of Rowe to the late accurate edition of Mr. Steevens , collation was more frequently promifed than executed : though the path was generally acknowledged to be fafe , it was ...
82. oldal
... merit of the feveral editions is not unneceffary ; for it will account for a part of the difference between our author and Mr. Steevens . The editor of Shakspeare has endeavoured to cftablish the exclufive merit of the quartos , where ...
... merit of the feveral editions is not unneceffary ; for it will account for a part of the difference between our author and Mr. Steevens . The editor of Shakspeare has endeavoured to cftablish the exclufive merit of the quartos , where ...
310. oldal
... merit and receive our approbation . Occafional Epifiles , written during a Journey from London to Buf- rah . To William Haley , Efq . By Eyles Irwin , Efq . 4to . 35 . DodЛley . The first epiftle opens in the following manner : The ...
... merit and receive our approbation . Occafional Epifiles , written during a Journey from London to Buf- rah . To William Haley , Efq . By Eyles Irwin , Efq . 4to . 35 . DodЛley . The first epiftle opens in the following manner : The ...
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