The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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... House of Tudor , he is not equally chargeable with extenuating their tyranny . On the contrary , his repre- fentation of it is , in fome refpects , much exaggerated ; his de- fign having been , to make their conduct serve as an apology ...
... House of Tudor , he is not equally chargeable with extenuating their tyranny . On the contrary , his repre- fentation of it is , in fome refpects , much exaggerated ; his de- fign having been , to make their conduct serve as an apology ...
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... house ? Chorus . Is that unknown ? Let me declare it then : This is the royal manfion of th ' Atridæ . Caff . It is a manfion hated by the Gods , Conscious to many ' a foul and horrid deed ; A flaughter - house , that reeks with human ...
... house ? Chorus . Is that unknown ? Let me declare it then : This is the royal manfion of th ' Atridæ . Caff . It is a manfion hated by the Gods , Conscious to many ' a foul and horrid deed ; A flaughter - house , that reeks with human ...
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... house , and do not heat their stoves until this water freezes . The fame water serves to regulate the warmth of the hot - house , and the quantity of fire in the ftoves ; for when it does not freeze or freezes but very little , this is ...
... house , and do not heat their stoves until this water freezes . The fame water serves to regulate the warmth of the hot - house , and the quantity of fire in the ftoves ; for when it does not freeze or freezes but very little , this is ...
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