Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalR. Griffiths., 1804 |
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scarcely venture to assert , on slight evidence , that a Hutcheson , a Smith , or a Reid , would patiently submit to barbarous or pedantic trammels . Dr. Reid retired from the active duties of his professorship in 1781 ... evidence, that ...
scarcely venture to assert , on slight evidence , that a Hutcheson , a Smith , or a Reid , would patiently submit to barbarous or pedantic trammels . Dr. Reid retired from the active duties of his professorship in 1781 ... evidence, that ...
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... evidence , and other circumstances , be discrimi sated by a careful and intelligent critic , well acquainted with the language . All that bear his name have been printed in the Archaio- logy . · Llywarch Hên , lived both in the sixth ...
... evidence , and other circumstances , be discrimi sated by a careful and intelligent critic , well acquainted with the language . All that bear his name have been printed in the Archaio- logy . · Llywarch Hên , lived both in the sixth ...
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... evidence , in which the court and jury can hardly discern which side they ought in justice to prefer . But the present argument is not of this species . In considering whether these poems belong to the sixth century , or the twelfth ...
... evidence , in which the court and jury can hardly discern which side they ought in justice to prefer . But the present argument is not of this species . In considering whether these poems belong to the sixth century , or the twelfth ...
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