Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalR. Griffiths., 1804 |
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... contains a very ingenious view of the different sources of pleasure from which this faculty is exercised : but which , taken out of the author's singular philosophical dialect , perhaps extends no farther than Addison's arrangement of ...
... contains a very ingenious view of the different sources of pleasure from which this faculty is exercised : but which , taken out of the author's singular philosophical dialect , perhaps extends no farther than Addison's arrangement of ...
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... contains the statute which was passed in the seventh year of the late king , intituled an act to prevent the infamous prac tice of styck - jobbing , with the different cases that have been decided upon it . The author has also ...
... contains the statute which was passed in the seventh year of the late king , intituled an act to prevent the infamous prac tice of styck - jobbing , with the different cases that have been decided upon it . The author has also ...
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... contains some allusions to the events of his time , which are curious . As this bard had the reputation of a prophet , there are some things ascribed to him which he never wrote , and some which he did write have been interpolated . The ...
... contains some allusions to the events of his time , which are curious . As this bard had the reputation of a prophet , there are some things ascribed to him which he never wrote , and some which he did write have been interpolated . The ...
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