The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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Page 67
... Remarks of M. Amiot , which exhibit little elfe than the fmooth fophiftry of Jefuitifm , and an affectation of mild and difpaffionate difdain . Neither of thefe two Authors has influence enough upon us to make us either admire or ...
... Remarks of M. Amiot , which exhibit little elfe than the fmooth fophiftry of Jefuitifm , and an affectation of mild and difpaffionate difdain . Neither of thefe two Authors has influence enough upon us to make us either admire or ...
Page 206
... Remarks upon an Effay , intituled , " The Hiftorv of the " Colonization of the Free States of Antiquity , applied to the " prefent Contest between Great Britain and her American Colo- " nies . " By John Symonds , LL . D. Profeffor of ...
... Remarks upon an Effay , intituled , " The Hiftorv of the " Colonization of the Free States of Antiquity , applied to the " prefent Contest between Great Britain and her American Colo- " nies . " By John Symonds , LL . D. Profeffor of ...
Page 237
... Remarks on the two laft Chapters of Mr. Gibbon's Hiftory of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire . By James Chelium , D. D. Student of Christ Church , Oxford , and Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Worcester . The fecond Edition ...
... Remarks on the two laft Chapters of Mr. Gibbon's Hiftory of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire . By James Chelium , D. D. Student of Christ Church , Oxford , and Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Worcester . The fecond Edition ...
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