The Analectic Magazine, Volume 2Published and sold by Moses Thomas, 1913 |
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... readers . And it is a signal testimony to the eminence of the powers displayed in these letters , that , at the distance of nearly half a century from their first coming forth ; that after a great number of subsequent political censors ...
... readers . And it is a signal testimony to the eminence of the powers displayed in these letters , that , at the distance of nearly half a century from their first coming forth ; that after a great number of subsequent political censors ...
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... for a service of so much more interesting a kind than it can often happen to a private individual to have the power of confer- ring . Every reader will eagerly fall upon the Preliminary Essay . SELECT REVIEWS . REVIEWS.
... for a service of so much more interesting a kind than it can often happen to a private individual to have the power of confer- ring . Every reader will eagerly fall upon the Preliminary Essay . SELECT REVIEWS . REVIEWS.
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Every reader will eagerly fall upon the Preliminary Essay . And doubtless it will afford much to gratify all its readers - but will not be quite satisfactory to any one of them . It is much more valuable than the endeavours of former ...
Every reader will eagerly fall upon the Preliminary Essay . And doubtless it will afford much to gratify all its readers - but will not be quite satisfactory to any one of them . It is much more valuable than the endeavours of former ...
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... readers so inflexible as still to believe that Mr. Burke was the real writer of the letters , and that his denial of the fact to Sir W. Draper was only wrung from him under the influence of fear , it will be sufficient to satisfy even ...
... readers so inflexible as still to believe that Mr. Burke was the real writer of the letters , and that his denial of the fact to Sir W. Draper was only wrung from him under the influence of fear , it will be sufficient to satisfy even ...
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... reader of the private letters to Woodfall , which carry , in the most unaffected manner , so many indications of a respectful kindness , and of grateful approbation of the printer's courage and discretion ; such proofs of concern for ...
... reader of the private letters to Woodfall , which carry , in the most unaffected manner , so many indications of a respectful kindness , and of grateful approbation of the printer's courage and discretion ; such proofs of concern for ...
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