Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalR. Griffiths., 1804 |
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... character ; and , as union and national energy were essential to render them in any degree a match for their more ... character , and destiny of the Jewish people . We are inclined to believe , with the R. R. translator , that the ...
... character ; and , as union and national energy were essential to render them in any degree a match for their more ... character , and destiny of the Jewish people . We are inclined to believe , with the R. R. translator , that the ...
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- with his weaknesses . The talents and character of a fellow- creature , those talents and that character on which he may perhaps depend for his subsistence , and on which he must de- pend for his comfortable reception in society ...
- with his weaknesses . The talents and character of a fellow- creature , those talents and that character on which he may perhaps depend for his subsistence , and on which he must de- pend for his comfortable reception in society ...
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... character . The sentiments merit commendation . Art . 22 . The Lyre , or Vocal Museum ; a Chaste Collection of ap ... characters ably pourtrayed , conspire in a high degree to interest the reader , and to rivet his attention.- The ...
... character . The sentiments merit commendation . Art . 22 . The Lyre , or Vocal Museum ; a Chaste Collection of ap ... characters ably pourtrayed , conspire in a high degree to interest the reader , and to rivet his attention.- The ...
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