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In fact , we expect but little towards the ultimate elucidation of the question from any of the present combatants . They are favourably known by their exertions in the field of criticism ; but their's is a bygone school of criticism .
In fact , we expect but little towards the ultimate elucidation of the question from any of the present combatants . They are favourably known by their exertions in the field of criticism ; but their's is a bygone school of criticism .
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On this simple principle most Shaksperian critics have acted . But as time went on , a marked change took place in the style of such con- jectural criticism . The earlier editors - Theobald , Pope , Han- mer , and the rest , down at ...
On this simple principle most Shaksperian critics have acted . But as time went on , a marked change took place in the style of such con- jectural criticism . The earlier editors - Theobald , Pope , Han- mer , and the rest , down at ...
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We have given our readers but few specimens of the particular criticisms on passages in the corrections , which the volumes before us contain ; for our own parts we have felt inclined to take the Corrector's part in the majority of ...
We have given our readers but few specimens of the particular criticisms on passages in the corrections , which the volumes before us contain ; for our own parts we have felt inclined to take the Corrector's part in the majority of ...
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1 Histoire de la République dAngleterre et de Crom | 1 |
Bengal the Sikkim and NepalHimalayas the Khasia | 55 |
lEcosse et de lIrlande Par Léonce de Lavergne | 82 |
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