Analytical Review: Or History of Literature, Domestic and Foreign, on an Enlarged Plan, Volume 22J. Johnson., 1796 Containing scientific abstracts of important and interesting works, published in English; a general account of such as are of less consequence, with short characters, notices, or reviews of valuable foreign books; criticisms on new pieces of music and works of art; and the literary intelligence of Europe, etc. |
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... feen , and attacked Robefpierre with confiderable fuccefs . He foon became vice prefident of the fociety , and was about to be nominated minifter of justice , but was precluded from this appointment by the intrigues of the cordeliers ...
... feen , and attacked Robefpierre with confiderable fuccefs . He foon became vice prefident of the fociety , and was about to be nominated minifter of justice , but was precluded from this appointment by the intrigues of the cordeliers ...
Page 42
... feen many productions of 2 fimilar nature , published with great fuccefs under the protec- tion of the very ingenious and benevolent Mrs. Hannah More . ' • ART . XV . Private Life , a Moral Rhapfody . Written at a Gen- tleman's Country ...
... feen many productions of 2 fimilar nature , published with great fuccefs under the protec- tion of the very ingenious and benevolent Mrs. Hannah More . ' • ART . XV . Private Life , a Moral Rhapfody . Written at a Gen- tleman's Country ...
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... feen by her , but whofe portrait has been given her to copy ; her lover Cheveril in the mean time , being concealed in an adjoining closet . P. 48 . SCENE IX . Enter MORDENT . Mor . ( Surveys Joanna ) Your humble fervant , madam ...
... feen by her , but whofe portrait has been given her to copy ; her lover Cheveril in the mean time , being concealed in an adjoining closet . P. 48 . SCENE IX . Enter MORDENT . Mor . ( Surveys Joanna ) Your humble fervant , madam ...
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... feen the leading features of the new theory , and , if copied from his defign , would he not have foon proclaimed his title to the invention ? but if the author of the introduction be not indebted to your father for his ideas on the ...
... feen the leading features of the new theory , and , if copied from his defign , would he not have foon proclaimed his title to the invention ? but if the author of the introduction be not indebted to your father for his ideas on the ...
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... and comprehension of the subject in an orderly fuccef- fion of its parts , although it could not have feen it distinctly in a lefs a lefs regular diftribution , or have embraced it in Napleton's Advice to a Student in the University . 63.
... and comprehension of the subject in an orderly fuccef- fion of its parts , although it could not have feen it distinctly in a lefs a lefs regular diftribution , or have embraced it in Napleton's Advice to a Student in the University . 63.
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