The British Critic, Volume 38F. and C. Rivington, 1812 - English literature |
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... certainly entitled to rank with any book that can be men- tioned , in point of legal acutenefs and accuracy . ARTS and LITERATURE . The eccentric peculiarities of that fingular genius James Barry did not prevent his Works from being an ...
... certainly entitled to rank with any book that can be men- tioned , in point of legal acutenefs and accuracy . ARTS and LITERATURE . The eccentric peculiarities of that fingular genius James Barry did not prevent his Works from being an ...
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... fporting a miracle , is certainly Camden's own ; though it must be admitted that the fports of nature are sometimes moft whimsical . ” B 2 and and comforted by angels : to her nephew St. Cadoc Jones's Hiftory of Brecknockshire . ය.
... fporting a miracle , is certainly Camden's own ; though it must be admitted that the fports of nature are sometimes moft whimsical . ” B 2 and and comforted by angels : to her nephew St. Cadoc Jones's Hiftory of Brecknockshire . ය.
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... certainly did not appeal to that teft to discover the fault , and therefore we conclude that he does not mea- fure fo completely by the ear as we do . The introduction of unexplained Scottish words is rather too frequent ; nor do we ...
... certainly did not appeal to that teft to discover the fault , and therefore we conclude that he does not mea- fure fo completely by the ear as we do . The introduction of unexplained Scottish words is rather too frequent ; nor do we ...
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... certainly much in his favour ; for though we deteft that pretended candour which really means nothing but indifference , we agree completely in the opinion , that he who either cafts reflections , or thun- ders anathemas , against all ...
... certainly much in his favour ; for though we deteft that pretended candour which really means nothing but indifference , we agree completely in the opinion , that he who either cafts reflections , or thun- ders anathemas , against all ...
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... certainly lefs dogmatical than that of the Weftmin- fter affembly , which fucceeded it , and which is now the legal ftandard in Scotland . " It was indeed fo well received by all parties , that it was constantly subscribed , both by ...
... certainly lefs dogmatical than that of the Weftmin- fter affembly , which fucceeded it , and which is now the legal ftandard in Scotland . " It was indeed fo well received by all parties , that it was constantly subscribed , both by ...
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