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Page 68
... readers may judge how far Dr. Priestley and Mr. Gibbon have any reafon to tremble at the approach , or to fmile at the language , of their new antagonist . Mr. Kett comes forward with a bold and able investigation of the Fathers of the ...
... readers may judge how far Dr. Priestley and Mr. Gibbon have any reafon to tremble at the approach , or to fmile at the language , of their new antagonist . Mr. Kett comes forward with a bold and able investigation of the Fathers of the ...
Page 513
... readers thefe heterogeneous fcraps , which have not fufficient merit to compensate for the abrupt manner in which they are offered to the reader . The Abbé's political character is too well known to leave any doubt concerning the ...
... readers thefe heterogeneous fcraps , which have not fufficient merit to compensate for the abrupt manner in which they are offered to the reader . The Abbé's political character is too well known to leave any doubt concerning the ...
Page 519
... readers , the more fufpicious would they be . If he should take the liberty of finding fault with what occurs to him ... reader rife from his chair : this must be a grievous difappointment to him , if he fhould happen to be remarkably ...
... readers , the more fufpicious would they be . If he should take the liberty of finding fault with what occurs to him ... reader rife from his chair : this must be a grievous difappointment to him , if he fhould happen to be remarkably ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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