The British Critic, Volumes 5-6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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... original , after explaining what , in our opinion , the pub- lic has a right to expect from a work of this nature . The tranflator of an ancient author ought undoubtedly to poffefs a general knowledge of the idiom and structure of the ...
... original , after explaining what , in our opinion , the pub- lic has a right to expect from a work of this nature . The tranflator of an ancient author ought undoubtedly to poffefs a general knowledge of the idiom and structure of the ...
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... original drawings , for the portraits of fome of the chief perfonages of the court of Henry VIII . How they came there is quite unknown ; after Holbein's death they had been fold into France , from whence they were bought , and ...
... original drawings , for the portraits of fome of the chief perfonages of the court of Henry VIII . How they came there is quite unknown ; after Holbein's death they had been fold into France , from whence they were bought , and ...
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... original Communications , Specifications of Patent Inventions , and Selections of ufeful practical Papers , from the Tranfactions of the Philofophical Societies of all Nations , & c . & c . Vol . I. 440 pp . 9s . Wilkie , & c . 1794- To ...
... original Communications , Specifications of Patent Inventions , and Selections of ufeful practical Papers , from the Tranfactions of the Philofophical Societies of all Nations , & c . & c . Vol . I. 440 pp . 9s . Wilkie , & c . 1794- To ...
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