The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1807 - Books |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 89
Page 191
Poetry . by the present eulogizing Secretary . Flattery , however gratifying to the objects which it addresses , il becomes the pages of a publication purporting to be an Inquiry , and to contain statements deducible from such ...
Poetry . by the present eulogizing Secretary . Flattery , however gratifying to the objects which it addresses , il becomes the pages of a publication purporting to be an Inquiry , and to contain statements deducible from such ...
Page 303
Of the present pamphlet , however , the first part is not , we think , composed in his happiest manner ; it has not his usual animation , it dwells too much on suppositions which are revolting , and it displays a sang froid in treating ...
Of the present pamphlet , however , the first part is not , we think , composed in his happiest manner ; it has not his usual animation , it dwells too much on suppositions which are revolting , and it displays a sang froid in treating ...
Page 304
The true objections to the measure then , as well as at the present more au ful Grisis , apply to the unavoidable nature and effects of any treaty that could be proposed ; not to its particular terms ; yet we heard of “ a good peace ...
The true objections to the measure then , as well as at the present more au ful Grisis , apply to the unavoidable nature and effects of any treaty that could be proposed ; not to its particular terms ; yet we heard of “ a good peace ...
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
able appears attention become Boards called cause character circumstances Coins common consequence considerable considered contains death directed disease effect employed English equally established existence expect experiments expression fact feel force former French frequently friends give given hand human idea important improvement instance interest Italy kind labours land language late learned less letter living Lord manner matter means measure mentioned merit method mind mode nature necessary never notice object observations opinion original particular passage passed performance perhaps period persons possess practice present principles produced prove reader reason received refer regard remarks respect says seems Society spirit sufficiently supposed thing tion treated various volume whole wish writer