The British Critic, Volumes 5-6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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... doubts and folicitude of an enquiring mind ; and looked forward with a kind of prophetic exultation , to the period when divine Pro- vidence , in compaffion to the ... doubt not but both one and the other 262 The Bishop of Durham's Charge .
... doubts and folicitude of an enquiring mind ; and looked forward with a kind of prophetic exultation , to the period when divine Pro- vidence , in compaffion to the ... doubt not but both one and the other 262 The Bishop of Durham's Charge .
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... doubt , was the cafe with Marat , of notorious memory , when on his trial for robbing the Afhmolean Museum , he told the judge of affize , in plenâ curià , that academics had a practice which they called tick- " The gentlemen " ( faid ...
... doubt , was the cafe with Marat , of notorious memory , when on his trial for robbing the Afhmolean Museum , he told the judge of affize , in plenâ curià , that academics had a practice which they called tick- " The gentlemen " ( faid ...
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... doubt not will be fully de- cided . It may not be improper to obferve , that Corradus feems to doubt whether the life of Cicero was really written by Plutarch . See Quæftura , p . 378. On the other hand , a fragment de Anima which , in ...
... doubt not will be fully de- cided . It may not be improper to obferve , that Corradus feems to doubt whether the life of Cicero was really written by Plutarch . See Quæftura , p . 378. On the other hand , a fragment de Anima which , in ...
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