The British Critic, Volumes 5-6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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... most pleafing of all ideas , that has been chiefly fought , and improvers finding from the higheft [ Mr. Burke's ] autho- rity , that two of its principal caufes are fmoothness and gra- dual variation , have attended to little elfe ...
... most pleafing of all ideas , that has been chiefly fought , and improvers finding from the higheft [ Mr. Burke's ] autho- rity , that two of its principal caufes are fmoothness and gra- dual variation , have attended to little elfe ...
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... most eminent literary characters of his time , is even on this account fufficiently known , and will indeed never be forgotten . He has , however , endeavoured to deferve ftill bet- ter of his countrymen and of the public , by ...
... most eminent literary characters of his time , is even on this account fufficiently known , and will indeed never be forgotten . He has , however , endeavoured to deferve ftill bet- ter of his countrymen and of the public , by ...
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... most important Articles of the Chrif tian Religion , in connection ; and on the feveral Virtues and Vices of Mankind : with occafional Difcourfes . Being a Com- pilation from the best Sentiments of the polite Writers and found Divines ...
... most important Articles of the Chrif tian Religion , in connection ; and on the feveral Virtues and Vices of Mankind : with occafional Difcourfes . Being a Com- pilation from the best Sentiments of the polite Writers and found Divines ...
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