Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalR. Griffiths., 1804 |
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... express our earnest hope that these Conversations may produce the same happy effect on the reader , which they are represented to have had on the party among whom they took place ; - who separated to return to their respective homes ...
... express our earnest hope that these Conversations may produce the same happy effect on the reader , which they are represented to have had on the party among whom they took place ; - who separated to return to their respective homes ...
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... express , or , as dialecticians would say , formal approbation or disapprobation , we accede to the statement , as it re- spects both kinds of patriotism . But , if the word be employed to mean implicit or virtual approbation or ...
... express , or , as dialecticians would say , formal approbation or disapprobation , we accede to the statement , as it re- spects both kinds of patriotism . But , if the word be employed to mean implicit or virtual approbation or ...
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... express testimony of Venantius Fortunatus to the fact , be- sides evident allusions to the bards and their art in the sombre pages of Gildas . Bede takes notice of two Irish poets who flourished at this time . The collection called the ...
... express testimony of Venantius Fortunatus to the fact , be- sides evident allusions to the bards and their art in the sombre pages of Gildas . Bede takes notice of two Irish poets who flourished at this time . The collection called the ...
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