The Monthly Anthology, and Boston Review, Volumen5Samuel Cooper Thacher, David Phineas Adams, William Emerson Munroe and Francis, 1808 Vols. 3-4 include appendix: "The Political cabinet." |
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... taste . As it was begun without any sanguine expectations of success , the mortification of disappoint- ment was precluded ; and the proprietors , satisfied with a subscrip- tion sufficient to defray the expense of publication , have ...
... taste . As it was begun without any sanguine expectations of success , the mortification of disappoint- ment was precluded ; and the proprietors , satisfied with a subscrip- tion sufficient to defray the expense of publication , have ...
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... taste , or promote a knowledge in biblical criticism . There can be no doubt , that eve- ry man who feels a due respect for the sacred oracles , and especially every clergyman who must take them for the ground of his publick ...
... taste , or promote a knowledge in biblical criticism . There can be no doubt , that eve- ry man who feels a due respect for the sacred oracles , and especially every clergyman who must take them for the ground of his publick ...
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... taste in some parts of them , which renders them infinitely less pleas- ing than those of the English no- It has been observed with great justice , that the modern Italians , though they fall very far short of their ancestors in the ...
... taste in some parts of them , which renders them infinitely less pleas- ing than those of the English no- It has been observed with great justice , that the modern Italians , though they fall very far short of their ancestors in the ...
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... taste your guide . I do not know the number of original paintings in this palace , almost all of which are however by the first masters ; but , as I recollect no room with less than forty in it , there must be at least one thou- sand ...
... taste your guide . I do not know the number of original paintings in this palace , almost all of which are however by the first masters ; but , as I recollect no room with less than forty in it , there must be at least one thou- sand ...
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... taste , ' he remarks , will , I presume , venture so far to violate the present usage , and con- quently to shock the ears of the generality of readers as to say , By this mean , by that mean . Even Webster is ashamed to contend for ...
... taste , ' he remarks , will , I presume , venture so far to violate the present usage , and con- quently to shock the ears of the generality of readers as to say , By this mean , by that mean . Even Webster is ashamed to contend for ...
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