The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... character of a foreign prince , if his fentiments had not been habitually formed under the influence of that example , which is the pride and ornament of the British throne . ' Dedication . In the opening lines the emperor is thus ...
... character of a foreign prince , if his fentiments had not been habitually formed under the influence of that example , which is the pride and ornament of the British throne . ' Dedication . In the opening lines the emperor is thus ...
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... character itfelf . Their induftry was great , and they wafted nothing in extravagance of any kind , being by principle felf - denied to all indulgences for themfelves , that they might have to give to him that needed . And if all real ...
... character itfelf . Their induftry was great , and they wafted nothing in extravagance of any kind , being by principle felf - denied to all indulgences for themfelves , that they might have to give to him that needed . And if all real ...
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... character of Julian is treated with greater respect than it is by the generality of Chriftians fuppofed to deferve . He judges too harshly , we would hope , in the comparison between that prince and our bifhop Warburton , when he fays ...
... character of Julian is treated with greater respect than it is by the generality of Chriftians fuppofed to deferve . He judges too harshly , we would hope , in the comparison between that prince and our bifhop Warburton , when he fays ...
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... character of perfectly honeft but mif- taken man ; and only admire , that with the force of the empire at his beck , he fhould refrain from ufing weapons too congenial with the fallen fpirit . His tolerant indulgence of all fetaries is ...
... character of perfectly honeft but mif- taken man ; and only admire , that with the force of the empire at his beck , he fhould refrain from ufing weapons too congenial with the fallen fpirit . His tolerant indulgence of all fetaries is ...
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the character and doctrines of this celebrated heretic , our au- thor , as in too many other places , introduces names of a much later date ; and we muft reprobate fuch affertions as these →→→→ Dr. Clarke is as much a blafphemer as ...
the character and doctrines of this celebrated heretic , our au- thor , as in too many other places , introduces names of a much later date ; and we muft reprobate fuch affertions as these →→→→ Dr. Clarke is as much a blafphemer as ...
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