The Anti-Jacobin Review and Protestant Advocate: Or, Monthly Political and Literary Censor, Volume 10Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1801 - Literature, Modern |
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... Says not Cicero , in a paffage quoted by the Doctor ( P. 286 ) , " this will be attended with the greateft confufion in the bulinefs of life : nay I do not know but that , with the lofs of religion , the foundation of all confidence of ...
... Says not Cicero , in a paffage quoted by the Doctor ( P. 286 ) , " this will be attended with the greateft confufion in the bulinefs of life : nay I do not know but that , with the lofs of religion , the foundation of all confidence of ...
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... say , that they are pertinent , is little : they are ftriking , energetic , and poetical in the highest degree . We would willingly tranfcribe the whole ; but our limits will only admit of a partial extract . ❝ True " True Friendship ...
... say , that they are pertinent , is little : they are ftriking , energetic , and poetical in the highest degree . We would willingly tranfcribe the whole ; but our limits will only admit of a partial extract . ❝ True " True Friendship ...
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... says he , about which Mr. SCHLEGEL has furely loft himself in the wildest of all poffible mifapprehenfions , when he fuppofes it to arife out of particular treaties . " But leaving general remarks , let us accompany our ingenious author ...
... says he , about which Mr. SCHLEGEL has furely loft himself in the wildest of all poffible mifapprehenfions , when he fuppofes it to arife out of particular treaties . " But leaving general remarks , let us accompany our ingenious author ...
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... say , that when the rights which France claims , and which the writer tells us fhe has the power to enforce , fhall be eftablished , Europe will have nothing to apprehend ; the day of apprehenfion will be paft , and all the reality of ...
... say , that when the rights which France claims , and which the writer tells us fhe has the power to enforce , fhall be eftablished , Europe will have nothing to apprehend ; the day of apprehenfion will be paft , and all the reality of ...
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... say , that the determination of France is , that the second of her modern Brennus fhall make the fcale of fubju- gated Europe kick the beam ? The prefent advocate for France is , or pretends to be , of an oppofite opinion ; and afferts ...
... say , that the determination of France is , that the second of her modern Brennus fhall make the fcale of fubju- gated Europe kick the beam ? The prefent advocate for France is , or pretends to be , of an oppofite opinion ; and afferts ...
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