Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, Volume 46Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1772 - Periodicals Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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... adds , were moft of the Bri- tifh fortreffes mentioned in the Itinerary of Antoninus . - This feems to have been the fate of the British Mancenion , and the condition of the country , when the Romans first advanced into Lancashire . But ...
... adds , were moft of the Bri- tifh fortreffes mentioned in the Itinerary of Antoninus . - This feems to have been the fate of the British Mancenion , and the condition of the country , when the Romans first advanced into Lancashire . But ...
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... adds ) is infinitely the propereft fite in the vicinity of the town that can pretend to attract the notice of the enquiring antiquarians . This is abfolutely the only fite in the vicinity of the ftation that could pretend to attract the ...
... adds ) is infinitely the propereft fite in the vicinity of the town that can pretend to attract the notice of the enquiring antiquarians . This is abfolutely the only fite in the vicinity of the ftation that could pretend to attract the ...
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... add the feventh , or Claudian legion , which was fettled at Gloucefter , where it must have remained for a confiderable period , as the town was denominated from it Clau- dioceftria . Thus are five legions difcovered to have been ...
... add the feventh , or Claudian legion , which was fettled at Gloucefter , where it must have remained for a confiderable period , as the town was denominated from it Clau- dioceftria . Thus are five legions difcovered to have been ...
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... adds , it is a circumftance equally unfortunate that men of the most refined taste , and the brighteft parts , are apt to look upon a close application to the ftudy of languages as inconfiftent with their spirit and genius : fo that the ...
... adds , it is a circumftance equally unfortunate that men of the most refined taste , and the brighteft parts , are apt to look upon a close application to the ftudy of languages as inconfiftent with their spirit and genius : fo that the ...
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... adds Mr. Jones , is a rare example : the other princes of Europe have not imitated the duke of Tuscany ; and Chriftian VII . was referved to be the protector of the East- ern mufes in the prefent age . ' Thus Oriental learning has been ...
... adds Mr. Jones , is a rare example : the other princes of Europe have not imitated the duke of Tuscany ; and Chriftian VII . was referved to be the protector of the East- ern mufes in the prefent age . ' Thus Oriental learning has been ...
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