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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... lived at Strafburg from 1430 to 1445. He afterwards went into partnership with Fauftus of Mentz ; but a dispute between them producing a law - fuit , he was caft , and thereby loft his printing houfe . Fauftus then entered into connec ...
... lived at Strafburg from 1430 to 1445. He afterwards went into partnership with Fauftus of Mentz ; but a dispute between them producing a law - fuit , he was caft , and thereby loft his printing houfe . Fauftus then entered into connec ...
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... lived in a time when too many vulgarities prevailed among the English . - His account of the conftitution of England is chiefly extracted from Rapin , and Chamberlain's Prefent State of Great Britain , and confequently not very accurate ...
... lived in a time when too many vulgarities prevailed among the English . - His account of the conftitution of England is chiefly extracted from Rapin , and Chamberlain's Prefent State of Great Britain , and confequently not very accurate ...
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Tobias Smollett. We fhould be glad to know how Peter could have lived to give us his lucubrations had it not been for his eleemofynary friend , and the unexpected fhilling , which he has lugged in fo opportunely . Peter's hiftory of his ...
Tobias Smollett. We fhould be glad to know how Peter could have lived to give us his lucubrations had it not been for his eleemofynary friend , and the unexpected fhilling , which he has lugged in fo opportunely . Peter's hiftory of his ...
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... blame him ? But he lived and dreffed with ftate and delicacy ; he was cloathed in purple and fine linen , and fared fumptuously— and and this not occafionally and by accident , but it 164 Afhton's Sermons on feveral Occafions .
... blame him ? But he lived and dreffed with ftate and delicacy ; he was cloathed in purple and fine linen , and fared fumptuously— and and this not occafionally and by accident , but it 164 Afhton's Sermons on feveral Occafions .
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... lived under a written law of God . For this man is fuppofed to have been a fon of Abraham , a Jew , fubject confequently to the force and penalty of a ftatute which he acknowledged to be divine , by which it was ex- M 3 pressly prefsly ...
... lived under a written law of God . For this man is fuppofed to have been a fon of Abraham , a Jew , fubject confequently to the force and penalty of a ftatute which he acknowledged to be divine , by which it was ex- M 3 pressly prefsly ...
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