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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... writer has em ployed upon the fubject , we apprehend , experience will pro- nounce the method of providing for the clergy by tithes injudi cious and oppreffive , LM S ART . 111. Three Letters to the Right Honourable William Pitt on the ...
... writer has em ployed upon the fubject , we apprehend , experience will pro- nounce the method of providing for the clergy by tithes injudi cious and oppreffive , LM S ART . 111. Three Letters to the Right Honourable William Pitt on the ...
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... writer , who exhibits to the world his own view of this grand event , would have the candour to acquaint his readers with the exact colour of the medium , through which he has furveyed it . This , Dr. M. has very fairly done , in the ...
... writer , who exhibits to the world his own view of this grand event , would have the candour to acquaint his readers with the exact colour of the medium , through which he has furveyed it . This , Dr. M. has very fairly done , in the ...
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... writer's defign were , as we fuppofe , to make a fictitious epiftle from the emperor of China the vehicle of political fatire ; his long preface , in which he informs the reader of the pains he has taken to make himfelf acquainted with ...
... writer's defign were , as we fuppofe , to make a fictitious epiftle from the emperor of China the vehicle of political fatire ; his long preface , in which he informs the reader of the pains he has taken to make himfelf acquainted with ...
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... writer difplays in his text ; and the notes , though not always candid or fair , will fometimes amufe the reader with fmart ftrokes of fatirical humour . One principal part of the poem is a defcrip . tion of the triumphant entry of Mr ...
... writer difplays in his text ; and the notes , though not always candid or fair , will fometimes amufe the reader with fmart ftrokes of fatirical humour . One principal part of the poem is a defcrip . tion of the triumphant entry of Mr ...
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... writer , the kind of compofition , the nature of the fabject , and the fuppofed comprehenfion of the reader or hearer . Secondly : let the statement of the point before you , and the proof or illustration of it , proceed in orderly ...
... writer , the kind of compofition , the nature of the fabject , and the fuppofed comprehenfion of the reader or hearer . Secondly : let the statement of the point before you , and the proof or illustration of it , proceed in orderly ...
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