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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... person of diftinction ; and takes notice , that the subject is more fully treated of in his Dic- tionary . Such as may not have an opportunity of confulting that voluminous work , may from this pamphlet , attain a tolerable idea of the ...
... person of diftinction ; and takes notice , that the subject is more fully treated of in his Dic- tionary . Such as may not have an opportunity of confulting that voluminous work , may from this pamphlet , attain a tolerable idea of the ...
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... person , and tormented with the precautions he was obliged to take , often complained to me , in the most affecting man- ner , of his uneafy fituation . - He would not have been un- happy , if the behaviour of the Catholics in his court ...
... person , and tormented with the precautions he was obliged to take , often complained to me , in the most affecting man- ner , of his uneafy fituation . - He would not have been un- happy , if the behaviour of the Catholics in his court ...
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... persons to whom thefe laws were especially given , frequently practised , and that not only without blame , but even with approbation . ירוש Befides , to throw ftill further light on this eighteenth chap- ter of Leviticus , our Author ...
... persons to whom thefe laws were especially given , frequently practised , and that not only without blame , but even with approbation . ירוש Befides , to throw ftill further light on this eighteenth chap- ter of Leviticus , our Author ...
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... persons , invefted with supreme power , would come under the notion of rebellion , had the people no right of this fort ; whereas , if they have such a right , the ufe of force to repel tyrannical and unfocial oppref- fion , when it ...
... persons , invefted with supreme power , would come under the notion of rebellion , had the people no right of this fort ; whereas , if they have such a right , the ufe of force to repel tyrannical and unfocial oppref- fion , when it ...
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... person fitting ftill in it ; and that there is a great taper burning in the midst of the room , the flame " being of equal height with the perfon's head from the wa- ter . If a diver under the boat , unknown to , and unperceiv ed by ...
... person fitting ftill in it ; and that there is a great taper burning in the midst of the room , the flame " being of equal height with the perfon's head from the wa- ter . If a diver under the boat , unknown to , and unperceiv ed by ...
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