The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 35Tobias Smollett R[ichard]. Baldwin, at the Rose in Pater-noster-Row, 1802 - Books |
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... Great- CRIT . REV . Vol . 35. May , 1802 . B Britain , both at home and abroad , provoked me THE ...
... Great- CRIT . REV . Vol . 35. May , 1802 . B Britain , both at home and abroad , provoked me THE ...
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... Great- Britain , so far as they can be reduced to any rule . This part of the subject is taken up without sufficient ... greater in the summer months than in any equal period . In reality , the rainy days are fewer , but the rain heavier ...
... Great- Britain , so far as they can be reduced to any rule . This part of the subject is taken up without sufficient ... greater in the summer months than in any equal period . In reality , the rainy days are fewer , but the rain heavier ...
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... great portion of both being annually melted by the presence of the sun ... great improvements might be made in agriculture , but , by preserving the water with ... Britain , would not have been felt but as a drop of water in the sea . The ...
... great portion of both being annually melted by the presence of the sun ... great improvements might be made in agriculture , but , by preserving the water with ... Britain , would not have been felt but as a drop of water in the sea . The ...
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... British government . SOULAVIE . In the memorable reign of the king you mention , so devoted to the Jesuits , and so ... Great - Britain , which will not fail to remind you of the system con- stantly followed by the English for more than ...
... British government . SOULAVIE . In the memorable reign of the king you mention , so devoted to the Jesuits , and so ... Great - Britain , which will not fail to remind you of the system con- stantly followed by the English for more than ...
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... Great - Britain to arm the royalists to destroy . Why then did he think it degrading to take a few political steps for the preserva- tion of the monarch ? The decree for the king's death passed only by a majority of five : three more ...
... Great - Britain to arm the royalists to destroy . Why then did he think it degrading to take a few political steps for the preserva- tion of the monarch ? The decree for the king's death passed only by a majority of five : three more ...
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