Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalRalph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1806 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... character , and few are able to weigh and appreciate the works from which that character has arisen , there are many who hate and dread a name , without knowing , for what particular circumstances the name should be dreaded . The ...
... character , and few are able to weigh and appreciate the works from which that character has arisen , there are many who hate and dread a name , without knowing , for what particular circumstances the name should be dreaded . The ...
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... character that Steele eminently excels . The multiplicity and graphic discrimination of his portraits are truly astonishing , and could result only from a very varied and frequent inter- course with mankind . His characters , too , are ...
... character that Steele eminently excels . The multiplicity and graphic discrimination of his portraits are truly astonishing , and could result only from a very varied and frequent inter- course with mankind . His characters , too , are ...
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... character , and associating it with every vice . • From the heroes of antiquity have sprung the race of the waste- ful conquerors of nations , the disturbers of the peace of man . Achil- les begat Alexander and his turbulent successors ...
... character , and associating it with every vice . • From the heroes of antiquity have sprung the race of the waste- ful conquerors of nations , the disturbers of the peace of man . Achil- les begat Alexander and his turbulent successors ...
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