The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 7A. Constable, 1805 |
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Page 396
... ancient word , while he reduces the fpelling to the modern ftandard , according to the mode adopted in his previous publica- tion , entitled , Specimens of Ancient English Poetry . Such is the plan of the prefent work . It is obvious ...
... ancient word , while he reduces the fpelling to the modern ftandard , according to the mode adopted in his previous publica- tion , entitled , Specimens of Ancient English Poetry . Such is the plan of the prefent work . It is obvious ...
Page 501
... ancient tomb of Alexander , as far as we know its hiftory , agreed in any characteristie circumstance with that which is now fo called . In that cafe , the coincidence of features would prove the identity of this monument , however ...
... ancient tomb of Alexander , as far as we know its hiftory , agreed in any characteristie circumstance with that which is now fo called . In that cafe , the coincidence of features would prove the identity of this monument , however ...
Page 517
... ancient Engleifh Romanceës , 387 - general remarks on , ib . itory of Ywain and Gawain , 390 . Romance , ancient metrical , great light thrown upon the manners , & c . of the Gothic ages by , 387 - public attention first directed to by ...
... ancient Engleifh Romanceës , 387 - general remarks on , ib . itory of Ywain and Gawain , 390 . Romance , ancient metrical , great light thrown upon the manners , & c . of the Gothic ages by , 387 - public attention first directed to by ...
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hibiting Sketches of Society and Manners and | 29 |
Medical Reports on the Effects of Water Cold | 42 |
An Experimental Inquiry into the Nature and Propa | 63 |
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