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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... nation , as any thing that noble and worthy patriots can be engaged in . ' The poor in general , whofe condition . has long been diftreffing , and particularly the clafs of day labourers , who fuffer peculiar hardships , have found in ...
... nation , as any thing that noble and worthy patriots can be engaged in . ' The poor in general , whofe condition . has long been diftreffing , and particularly the clafs of day labourers , who fuffer peculiar hardships , have found in ...
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... nation , in the space of a century , augmented its net revenue from about two millions to near fourteen millions and a half ferling . Of this fum near eight millions have been added between the years 1750 and 1786 , on account of the ...
... nation , in the space of a century , augmented its net revenue from about two millions to near fourteen millions and a half ferling . Of this fum near eight millions have been added between the years 1750 and 1786 , on account of the ...
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... nation , fo the profperity of the one , and the comfortable fituation of the other , are equally effential to the national happiness . All orders of men are much interested in the well - being of all thofe who are oc- cupied in the ...
... nation , fo the profperity of the one , and the comfortable fituation of the other , are equally effential to the national happiness . All orders of men are much interested in the well - being of all thofe who are oc- cupied in the ...
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... nation . ' He conceives the prefent moment to be the acme of de lay , ' and therefore the most fit for the difcuffion ; and infists , that the reform he propofes , by anticipating the object , would annihilate the plans of the turbulent ...
... nation . ' He conceives the prefent moment to be the acme of de lay , ' and therefore the most fit for the difcuffion ; and infists , that the reform he propofes , by anticipating the object , would annihilate the plans of the turbulent ...
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... nation in Europe , on their being fuddenly unchained , would be imi- tated by other nations , who were in different circumftances and of oppofite characters . This being their conviction , what candid mind can blame them more than the ...
... nation in Europe , on their being fuddenly unchained , would be imi- tated by other nations , who were in different circumftances and of oppofite characters . This being their conviction , what candid mind can blame them more than the ...
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