The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 7A. Constable, 1805 |
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... thefe kingdoms to America , they will find that not very pleafant . There is no Englishman who does not think himfelf a- bove the negro ; but when he comes there , he will have to eat , drink , and fleep with the negro flaves . Hence it ...
... thefe kingdoms to America , they will find that not very pleafant . There is no Englishman who does not think himfelf a- bove the negro ; but when he comes there , he will have to eat , drink , and fleep with the negro flaves . Hence it ...
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... thefe lines ; the lat ter feems exceptionable . Que n'imagina point la déesse implacable ,. is a feeble verfe , very unworthy of the fevere dignity which cha- racterifes the original . Lorsqu'il portoit fes dieux , ' does not con- vey ...
... thefe lines ; the lat ter feems exceptionable . Que n'imagina point la déesse implacable ,. is a feeble verfe , very unworthy of the fevere dignity which cha- racterifes the original . Lorsqu'il portoit fes dieux , ' does not con- vey ...
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... Thefe circumstances , it is clear , are not marked enough to authorise us to pronounce deci- fively upon the claims of the Alexandrian farcophagus . Thefe , then , feem to be the three principal difficulties in com- ing to a decifion on ...
... Thefe circumstances , it is clear , are not marked enough to authorise us to pronounce deci- fively upon the claims of the Alexandrian farcophagus . Thefe , then , feem to be the three principal difficulties in com- ing to a decifion on ...
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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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