The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... necessary to enter into a full and de- liberate examination of them ; but , at the fame time , he with great candour , allows , " that their labours deferve on the whole , rather praife than cenfure ; and that their errors are ever to ...
... necessary to enter into a full and de- liberate examination of them ; but , at the fame time , he with great candour , allows , " that their labours deferve on the whole , rather praife than cenfure ; and that their errors are ever to ...
Page 29
... with maps necessary to its explanation . The remaining parts will confift of the ancient geography , as it 1 was improved by the Grecian conquefts and establishments ; toge- Rennell's Geographical Syftem of Herodotus . 29.
... with maps necessary to its explanation . The remaining parts will confift of the ancient geography , as it 1 was improved by the Grecian conquefts and establishments ; toge- Rennell's Geographical Syftem of Herodotus . 29.
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... necessary . To allay animofity , to caft into fhade the parts injurious to the Irish character , to dwell more on the bright fide of the question , might feem to be the line of conduct to be expected from the rank and other advantages ...
... necessary . To allay animofity , to caft into fhade the parts injurious to the Irish character , to dwell more on the bright fide of the question , might feem to be the line of conduct to be expected from the rank and other advantages ...
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... necessary to revive and refute the objections which at various times have been brought forward against their body . The name of James Nayler is almoft buried in oblivion ; and the recital of the horrid punishment which he received from ...
... necessary to revive and refute the objections which at various times have been brought forward against their body . The name of James Nayler is almoft buried in oblivion ; and the recital of the horrid punishment which he received from ...
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