The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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... reading , that ... in proportion as a nation relaxes into indifference with respect to the Sabbath , fo proportionably ... Readers of the Review , to apprize them , that they will be much dif ppointed with the conclufion of this chapter ...
... reading , that ... in proportion as a nation relaxes into indifference with respect to the Sabbath , fo proportionably ... Readers of the Review , to apprize them , that they will be much dif ppointed with the conclufion of this chapter ...
Page 361
... Readers the following critique on the Effay on Man : The Ejay on Man was a work of great labour and long confi- deration , but certainly not the happiest of Pope's performances . The fubject is perhaps not very proper for poetry , and ...
... Readers the following critique on the Effay on Man : The Ejay on Man was a work of great labour and long confi- deration , but certainly not the happiest of Pope's performances . The fubject is perhaps not very proper for poetry , and ...
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... READERS . Since the freets of this month's Review , in which we have given an account of Mr. Shaw's Inquiry into the Authenticity of Olian's Poems , were printed off , we have feen Mr. Clarke's Answer to that Inquiry ; and we now think ...
... READERS . Since the freets of this month's Review , in which we have given an account of Mr. Shaw's Inquiry into the Authenticity of Olian's Poems , were printed off , we have feen Mr. Clarke's Answer to that Inquiry ; and we now think ...
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