The British Critic, Volumes 5-6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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... certainly implies the reconci- liation of a perfon previoufly offended . See II . i . 372 , 583 ; vi . 380 ; ix . 635 , 644 • Ib . 4. Meλayxonía , in Greek , fignifies madness , and not the gentler colouring of the foul , to which we ...
... certainly implies the reconci- liation of a perfon previoufly offended . See II . i . 372 , 583 ; vi . 380 ; ix . 635 , 644 • Ib . 4. Meλayxonía , in Greek , fignifies madness , and not the gentler colouring of the foul , to which we ...
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... certainly without the fmalleft with to offer captious objections , but no lefs certainly without a motive for fupprefling fuch as truth and juftice may demand , To take at once a comprehenfive view of this " Difcourfe by way of Preface ...
... certainly without the fmalleft with to offer captious objections , but no lefs certainly without a motive for fupprefling fuch as truth and juftice may demand , To take at once a comprehenfive view of this " Difcourfe by way of Preface ...
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... certainly indebted to Dr. Mavor . ART . 45. Church and State Heterogeneous ; or , a Layman correcting the Vicar of Duffield , in Reply to a Pamphlet entitled a Sermon against Jacobinical and Puritanical Reformations . Part the Firft ...
... certainly indebted to Dr. Mavor . ART . 45. Church and State Heterogeneous ; or , a Layman correcting the Vicar of Duffield , in Reply to a Pamphlet entitled a Sermon against Jacobinical and Puritanical Reformations . Part the Firft ...
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