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Page 98
... writer is too well established , to re- quire any detailed account of his treatise . It contains information on a great variety of topics , and indicates a mind shrewd and discrimi nating , although not wholly untinctured with pedantry ...
... writer is too well established , to re- quire any detailed account of his treatise . It contains information on a great variety of topics , and indicates a mind shrewd and discrimi nating , although not wholly untinctured with pedantry ...
Page 104
... writer , relative to arming , drilling , and ge neral tactics but they appear to us to be judicious . We contem- plate with satisfaction the alacrity of our warriors , both as it does honour to the spirit of the country , and as it ...
... writer , relative to arming , drilling , and ge neral tactics but they appear to us to be judicious . We contem- plate with satisfaction the alacrity of our warriors , both as it does honour to the spirit of the country , and as it ...
Page 510
... writer , though he exceeds the Dr's . estimate , stills falls short of the fact , stating the population of England ... writer that the last age produced . After having gone through the various details which consti- tute this compilation ...
... writer , though he exceeds the Dr's . estimate , stills falls short of the fact , stating the population of England ... writer that the last age produced . After having gone through the various details which consti- tute this compilation ...
Contents
TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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