The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 29Tobias Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1770 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... French recruits is blown over without any thing farther than uncertain rumours here of fome letter from fomebody to encourage the officers in their levies . But as there are two or three perfons likely to be tried the approaching affize ...
... French recruits is blown over without any thing farther than uncertain rumours here of fome letter from fomebody to encourage the officers in their levies . But as there are two or three perfons likely to be tried the approaching affize ...
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... of our modern tragedies ; and if prefented on a French ftage , for which it is entirely F 4 calcu- calculated , it may very poffibly , as the faying MONTHLY CATALOGUE . 71 Fables Belfour's New Hiftory of Scotland, The Court of Alexander,
... of our modern tragedies ; and if prefented on a French ftage , for which it is entirely F 4 calcu- calculated , it may very poffibly , as the faying MONTHLY CATALOGUE . 71 Fables Belfour's New Hiftory of Scotland, The Court of Alexander,
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... French translation ; the preface is the preface of the French translators , tranflated into English . Of these very material circumstances not the least no- tice is given . The reader therefore will of courfe fuppofe , that the ...
... French translation ; the preface is the preface of the French translators , tranflated into English . Of these very material circumstances not the least no- tice is given . The reader therefore will of courfe fuppofe , that the ...
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... French . The tranflators themselves complained to the author of the very great constraint ( la gêné exceffive , to ufe their own expreffion ) which they lay under in this refpect . They were therefore obliged to take confiderable ...
... French . The tranflators themselves complained to the author of the very great constraint ( la gêné exceffive , to ufe their own expreffion ) which they lay under in this refpect . They were therefore obliged to take confiderable ...
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... French and Spaniards were obliged to accept of fuch articles as this power prefcribed to them . Thus a comparison of former and prefent events fhews , that as Spain was the first European power in the fixteenth century , and France in ...
... French and Spaniards were obliged to accept of fuch articles as this power prefcribed to them . Thus a comparison of former and prefent events fhews , that as Spain was the first European power in the fixteenth century , and France in ...
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