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Page 77
... readers will perceive that it would be afruitless task in us to enter into a minute examination of Mr. Galloway's commentaries . We must first ask him the question of incredulity , and with far better pre- tensions than the Jews ...
... readers will perceive that it would be afruitless task in us to enter into a minute examination of Mr. Galloway's commentaries . We must first ask him the question of incredulity , and with far better pre- tensions than the Jews ...
Page 175
... reader of poetry . In this respect , the author has greatly the advantage of his favourite Catullus , who sometimes laid ... readers will be glad to see : Mr. Little died in his one - and - twentieth year ; and most of these Poems were ...
... reader of poetry . In this respect , the author has greatly the advantage of his favourite Catullus , who sometimes laid ... readers will be glad to see : Mr. Little died in his one - and - twentieth year ; and most of these Poems were ...
Page 205
... readers . It is handsomely printed , and is decorated with three appropriate engravings . MONTHLY CATALOGUE , For OCTOBER , MILITARY AFFAIRS . 1802 . Art . 17. The Field of Mars : Being an Alphabetical Digestion of the principal Naval ...
... readers . It is handsomely printed , and is decorated with three appropriate engravings . MONTHLY CATALOGUE , For OCTOBER , MILITARY AFFAIRS . 1802 . Art . 17. The Field of Mars : Being an Alphabetical Digestion of the principal Naval ...
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