The Critical Review: Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1807 - English literature |
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... particular and a present administration . This particular administration of general laws , by adapting them to every variation of circumstances , may , and we have no CRIT . REV . Vol . 10. January , 1807 . C doubt does , though by a ...
... particular and a present administration . This particular administration of general laws , by adapting them to every variation of circumstances , may , and we have no CRIT . REV . Vol . 10. January , 1807 . C doubt does , though by a ...
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... particular prophecy to the particular event . There was an individuality and dis- tinctness in the prediction , which any longer prevented ambiguity . When our Lord foretold the apostacy of Peter , he spoke in terms too plain and ...
... particular prophecy to the particular event . There was an individuality and dis- tinctness in the prediction , which any longer prevented ambiguity . When our Lord foretold the apostacy of Peter , he spoke in terms too plain and ...
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... particular bias or prepossession , which would of itself produce the conse- quent similarity in their works which has been just noticed , that of their having no marked feature . Here however all comparison must end ; for it would be a ...
... particular bias or prepossession , which would of itself produce the conse- quent similarity in their works which has been just noticed , that of their having no marked feature . Here however all comparison must end ; for it would be a ...
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... particular character . He is the most trifling and insipid of God's creatures ; the most com- mon - place observations are for ever trickling from his pen ; and while his mind is insensible to the mildest and most sub- lime scenery , it ...
... particular character . He is the most trifling and insipid of God's creatures ; the most com- mon - place observations are for ever trickling from his pen ; and while his mind is insensible to the mildest and most sub- lime scenery , it ...
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... particular , in terms of jocular familiarity . Indeed , he has all the garrulity without any of the liveliness of the French , and were we to conjecture his origin from his writings , we should suppose him to be the CRIT . REV . Vol ...
... particular , in terms of jocular familiarity . Indeed , he has all the garrulity without any of the liveliness of the French , and were we to conjecture his origin from his writings , we should suppose him to be the CRIT . REV . Vol ...
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