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He is already well known to our readers ; who will be pleased to hear that these sermons are equally valuable with those which have preceded them from the same pen * , and display a similar intimate acquaintance with human nature .
He is already well known to our readers ; who will be pleased to hear that these sermons are equally valuable with those which have preceded them from the same pen * , and display a similar intimate acquaintance with human nature .
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His rules of conduct were the emanations of a mind capa . cious and well informed ; and but for the exertions of his talents , or those of some chief equally able , indefatigable , and sincere , the country , now blooming with culinre ...
His rules of conduct were the emanations of a mind capa . cious and well informed ; and but for the exertions of his talents , or those of some chief equally able , indefatigable , and sincere , the country , now blooming with culinre ...
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We understand that this is matter of fact , and that blame is certainly due somewhere , but not to Lord Keith : who , equally with every seaman in the squadron , has hitherto been deprived of this remuneration .
We understand that this is matter of fact , and that blame is certainly due somewhere , but not to Lord Keith : who , equally with every seaman in the squadron , has hitherto been deprived of this remuneration .
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1807 |
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