Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, Volumen15Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1756 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... consequence he draws from them , obviously false so that were this Writer in earnest , in reasoning as he does , he could contribute but very little to the spread of error ; fo confpicuous would his defect of judgment be , amidst all ...
... consequence he draws from them , obviously false so that were this Writer in earnest , in reasoning as he does , he could contribute but very little to the spread of error ; fo confpicuous would his defect of judgment be , amidst all ...
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... consequence to the public , that the characters of bad as well as of good men , should sometimes be made known ; and ... consequences to society . Whoever , therefore , unmasks an impostor , a fraudulent ufurper of distinction ...
... consequence to the public , that the characters of bad as well as of good men , should sometimes be made known ; and ... consequences to society . Whoever , therefore , unmasks an impostor , a fraudulent ufurper of distinction ...
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... consequence ; prodiga- lity , ruin , and dishonour , are the usual effects of it : it belongs only to a man who cannot resolve to live and amuse himself • with his own company , to think continually of galleries , • columns , and ...
... consequence ; prodiga- lity , ruin , and dishonour , are the usual effects of it : it belongs only to a man who cannot resolve to live and amuse himself • with his own company , to think continually of galleries , • columns , and ...
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... consequence , a good man . fides the poem already mentioned with some degree of appro- bation , the Nightingale and Thrush , the Epistle from a Lady to her Husband in America , the Imitation of Horace's seventh Ode of the fourth book ...
... consequence , a good man . fides the poem already mentioned with some degree of appro- bation , the Nightingale and Thrush , the Epistle from a Lady to her Husband in America , the Imitation of Horace's seventh Ode of the fourth book ...
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... consequence of which many things must have been omitted , which happened during the period of that hiftory . Of these omissions he gives a very exact and curious detail from St. Paul's Epiftles , and adds , that they are no reflection ...
... consequence of which many things must have been omitted , which happened during the period of that hiftory . Of these omissions he gives a very exact and curious detail from St. Paul's Epiftles , and adds , that they are no reflection ...
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Monthly Review; Or New Literary Journal, Volumen6 Ralph Griffiths,George Edward Griffiths Vista completa - 1752 |
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