The British Critic, and Quarterly Theological Review, Том 1F. and C. Rivington, 1793 |
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... mind of a Reviewer ; and thence reflected to the Public in fuch colours as his Principles or Prejudices may chance to give . Such are the opinions that , from time to time , are published , on the two great topics of Politics and ...
... mind of a Reviewer ; and thence reflected to the Public in fuch colours as his Principles or Prejudices may chance to give . Such are the opinions that , from time to time , are published , on the two great topics of Politics and ...
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... mind , except the Tranfactions of a Society comprising fome of the first names in this country , * and appear- ing to be equal in value to the expectations which thofe names muft raife . Of the other publications on the fubjects of the ...
... mind , except the Tranfactions of a Society comprising fome of the first names in this country , * and appear- ing to be equal in value to the expectations which thofe names muft raife . Of the other publications on the fubjects of the ...
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... mind of an hiftorian . The firft narratives which follow great tranfactions , may in general be confidered only as fingle evidences in a complicated cause . To an officer of fome rank , however , the events of a single cam- paign ...
... mind of an hiftorian . The firft narratives which follow great tranfactions , may in general be confidered only as fingle evidences in a complicated cause . To an officer of fome rank , however , the events of a single cam- paign ...
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... mind , by magnifying the particulars which have reference to its former ftate : we should , indeed , have suf- pected the contrary effect to be more natural , but there is no arguing against fact . This however we can fafely vouch for ...
... mind , by magnifying the particulars which have reference to its former ftate : we should , indeed , have suf- pected the contrary effect to be more natural , but there is no arguing against fact . This however we can fafely vouch for ...
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... mind . To render it yet more ftriking , it is the result of converfion alfo , as well as conviction . Mr. Young was , for fome time , a favourer of the French Revolution ; he watched its progrefs and effects in the country itself , with ...
... mind . To render it yet more ftriking , it is the result of converfion alfo , as well as conviction . Mr. Young was , for fome time , a favourer of the French Revolution ; he watched its progrefs and effects in the country itself , with ...
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