Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalRalph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1817 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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... readers , and especially those who attend to nautical affairs , or the fortunes of our adventurous brethren who wander over this terraqueous globe , can be ignorant of the mutiny of some of the officers and seamen of The Bounty armed ...
... readers , and especially those who attend to nautical affairs , or the fortunes of our adventurous brethren who wander over this terraqueous globe , can be ignorant of the mutiny of some of the officers and seamen of The Bounty armed ...
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... readers may choose the most probable out of two reasons for the obvious inferiority of Harold the Dauntless ' to " The Bridal of Triermain . " In the last - men- 5 * tioned -- tioned poem , ( see M.R. Vol . lxxiii 10 Harold the ...
... readers may choose the most probable out of two reasons for the obvious inferiority of Harold the Dauntless ' to " The Bridal of Triermain . " In the last - men- 5 * tioned -- tioned poem , ( see M.R. Vol . lxxiii 10 Harold the ...
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... readers decide on the justness of the simile , when they have read the subjoined extract : Priest , monk , and prelate stood aghast , ( Grunt . ) As through the pageant the heathen past ; ( Do. ) A cross - bearer out of his saddle he ...
... readers decide on the justness of the simile , when they have read the subjoined extract : Priest , monk , and prelate stood aghast , ( Grunt . ) As through the pageant the heathen past ; ( Do. ) A cross - bearer out of his saddle he ...
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... readers , with some beacons of bad style , from the puny performance which we are reviewing at present : uniting the follies of versification and the phrenzies of language , and leaving our readers to distinguish between their degrees ...
... readers , with some beacons of bad style , from the puny performance which we are reviewing at present : uniting the follies of versification and the phrenzies of language , and leaving our readers to distinguish between their degrees ...
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... readers will already have observed the thin covering of self - satisfied laughter that is thrown over much of the non- sense of this poem ; and almost every page will furnish addi- tional examples . The introduction , on the contrary ...
... readers will already have observed the thin covering of self - satisfied laughter that is thrown over much of the non- sense of this poem ; and almost every page will furnish addi- tional examples . The introduction , on the contrary ...
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