Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalRalph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1815 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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... Successful parties bestow on their favourite writers a share in the advantage of their triumph , and frequently consecrate such reputations to a higher and more enduring fame than their obvious merits seem to deserve . It may be ...
... Successful parties bestow on their favourite writers a share in the advantage of their triumph , and frequently consecrate such reputations to a higher and more enduring fame than their obvious merits seem to deserve . It may be ...
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... successful in setting the poems before us ( many of which are secular , and none strictly religious , ) to tunes that have real claims to nationality , still the Jews have exerted at least their usual jealousy in protecting this part of ...
... successful in setting the poems before us ( many of which are secular , and none strictly religious , ) to tunes that have real claims to nationality , still the Jews have exerted at least their usual jealousy in protecting this part of ...
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... successful in overcoming it . It must , indeed , be objected to these Melodies , or songs com- posed for what are called Hebrew Melodies , that they are not in proper costume , that they are not clothed in the dress of Judaism , so as ...
... successful in overcoming it . It must , indeed , be objected to these Melodies , or songs com- posed for what are called Hebrew Melodies , that they are not in proper costume , that they are not clothed in the dress of Judaism , so as ...
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... successful . The visit of Saul to the Witch of Endor is a noble subject for poetical description , and much of Lord Byron's version of it is intitled to praise but the lines in the first stanza are harsh ; and the style of the second ...
... successful . The visit of Saul to the Witch of Endor is a noble subject for poetical description , and much of Lord Byron's version of it is intitled to praise but the lines in the first stanza are harsh ; and the style of the second ...
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... success , have not been wholly in vain . Of the long address to Christians in behalf of the Jews , with which this little pamphlet concludes , we shall take no other notice than to remark that , as Mr. Frey owns himself ( see p . 79 ...
... success , have not been wholly in vain . Of the long address to Christians in behalf of the Jews , with which this little pamphlet concludes , we shall take no other notice than to remark that , as Mr. Frey owns himself ( see p . 79 ...
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