The British Critic, Volumes 5-6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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Page 444
... taken notice of this because it might induce a doubt whether Mr. Godwin has even taken a common and fuperficial view of the state of fociety in this country , instead of having furveyed it with the precifion , and fagacity of a ...
... taken notice of this because it might induce a doubt whether Mr. Godwin has even taken a common and fuperficial view of the state of fociety in this country , instead of having furveyed it with the precifion , and fagacity of a ...
Page 640
... taken as a meer nullity . If the war of commercial reftrictions , which the Report of Mr. Jefferfon tended to kindle , had taken place ; this merchant informs us , that it would have been the fevereft check the com- merce of Great ...
... taken as a meer nullity . If the war of commercial reftrictions , which the Report of Mr. Jefferfon tended to kindle , had taken place ; this merchant informs us , that it would have been the fevereft check the com- merce of Great ...
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... taken care to obtain the best historical in- formation of all the places which he vifits and describes . The fubjoined fpecimen of his talents as a writer , will probably , at Jeaft excite the wishes of the reader , to perufe the whole ...
... taken care to obtain the best historical in- formation of all the places which he vifits and describes . The fubjoined fpecimen of his talents as a writer , will probably , at Jeaft excite the wishes of the reader , to perufe the whole ...
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