The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 50R. Griffiths, 1773 - Books |
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Page 145
... merit for the closet , are never spoken , fuch , though omitted in the text , are here carefully preferved in the notes . And with regard to the critical part of this undertaking , which is not by any means held forth as its greatest merit ...
... merit for the closet , are never spoken , fuch , though omitted in the text , are here carefully preferved in the notes . And with regard to the critical part of this undertaking , which is not by any means held forth as its greatest merit ...
Page 190
... merit , it must be ac- knowledged , that they are for the most part perfons of activity and fpirits , and therefore ought in reafon to be provided with an object . If they cannot be placed high in the fcale of Intellectual Beings , as ...
... merit , it must be ac- knowledged , that they are for the most part perfons of activity and fpirits , and therefore ought in reafon to be provided with an object . If they cannot be placed high in the fcale of Intellectual Beings , as ...
Page 364
... merit , intrude into it by their own forwardness , and others flide into it by the protection of some confiderable perfon ; and fome even of indifferent characters and morals make part of it . But , in the main , the good part ...
... merit , intrude into it by their own forwardness , and others flide into it by the protection of some confiderable perfon ; and fome even of indifferent characters and morals make part of it . But , in the main , the good part ...
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PARRYS Attempt to demonftrate RUTTYs Natural History of | 6 |
FELLS Poem on the Times | 20 |
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