The British Critic, Volumes 5-6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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... attention of those whom it more immediately concerns to the fubject , who , we doubt not , will correct any ferious abuses that may have crept into this neceffary and important branch of military œconomy . The ftyle of the tract ...
... attention of those whom it more immediately concerns to the fubject , who , we doubt not , will correct any ferious abuses that may have crept into this neceffary and important branch of military œconomy . The ftyle of the tract ...
Page 484
... attention upon a trial that involves the life or death of a fellow- citizen . " Vol . III . p . 5 . ye The following obfervations on authors and critics deferve attention . " In the degree of entertainment our productions may have the ...
... attention upon a trial that involves the life or death of a fellow- citizen . " Vol . III . p . 5 . ye The following obfervations on authors and critics deferve attention . " In the degree of entertainment our productions may have the ...
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... attention and curiofity to engage more deeply in the line of historical science . ' ART . XVI . The Immortality of the Soul : a Poem , from the Latin of Ifaac Hawkins Browne : Tranflated by John Let- tice , B. D. late Fellow of Sydney ...
... attention and curiofity to engage more deeply in the line of historical science . ' ART . XVI . The Immortality of the Soul : a Poem , from the Latin of Ifaac Hawkins Browne : Tranflated by John Let- tice , B. D. late Fellow of Sydney ...
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