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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... writing ; " to which the Apostle may allude , Col. ii . 14. ] 2. To diffolve , ftab , or flay the real or relative holiness of perfons or things ; to de- • fecrate , to profane , pollute , defile . Applied to the Jewish nation , whom ...
... writing ; " to which the Apostle may allude , Col. ii . 14. ] 2. To diffolve , ftab , or flay the real or relative holiness of perfons or things ; to de- • fecrate , to profane , pollute , defile . Applied to the Jewish nation , whom ...
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... writer's living by any one species of compofition , particularly poetry , be the reafons why many of the moderns have excel- led in different walks , and that fome have well nigh completed the circle of univerfal knowlege ? -Our Author ...
... writer's living by any one species of compofition , particularly poetry , be the reafons why many of the moderns have excel- led in different walks , and that fome have well nigh completed the circle of univerfal knowlege ? -Our Author ...
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... writing the Examiners ; that Addifon himself tranflated the first book of Homer , publifhed under Tickel's name ; and that he fecretly encouraged Gildon to abuse Pope , in a virulent pamphlet , for which Addifon paid Gildon ten guineas ...
... writing the Examiners ; that Addifon himself tranflated the first book of Homer , publifhed under Tickel's name ; and that he fecretly encouraged Gildon to abuse Pope , in a virulent pamphlet , for which Addifon paid Gildon ten guineas ...
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... Writer's comment on the following couplet . With mean complacence ne'er betray your trust , Nor be fo civil as to be unjust . Our poet , ' fays he , practifed this excellent precept in his conduct to Wycherly , whofe pieces he corrected ...
... Writer's comment on the following couplet . With mean complacence ne'er betray your trust , Nor be fo civil as to be unjust . Our poet , ' fays he , practifed this excellent precept in his conduct to Wycherly , whofe pieces he corrected ...
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... writing his life in Latin . * This is not ftrictly true . Some lines in the Effay on Criticifin , and particularly thefe relating to Erafmus , having difpleafed many bigotted Catholics , Pope fays , in one of his Letters to the Honour ...
... writing his life in Latin . * This is not ftrictly true . Some lines in the Effay on Criticifin , and particularly thefe relating to Erafmus , having difpleafed many bigotted Catholics , Pope fays , in one of his Letters to the Honour ...
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