The British Critic, and Quarterly Theological Review, Том 12F. and C. Rivington, 1798 |
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... tion to the machinations of Voltaire and Rouffeau , is brought forward at this time , with great propriety , as a powerful antidote against Atheifm . A few tingle Sermons muft finally be mentioned , among which we cannot deny a ...
... tion to the machinations of Voltaire and Rouffeau , is brought forward at this time , with great propriety , as a powerful antidote against Atheifm . A few tingle Sermons muft finally be mentioned , among which we cannot deny a ...
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... tion , as Mr. Coxe has beftowed on that of Sir Robert Walpole . It forms a copious hiftory of the time in which that very able man bore a part in the counfels of Parliament or of administration ; and is followed by two ample volumes of ...
... tion , as Mr. Coxe has beftowed on that of Sir Robert Walpole . It forms a copious hiftory of the time in which that very able man bore a part in the counfels of Parliament or of administration ; and is followed by two ample volumes of ...
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... tion of Miller's Dictionary . Ponderous as it is , no . friend to that branch of knowledge will with to fee it fhrunk into a fmaller compafs . Mr. Sole's treatise on the British Mints , is a monographia of uncommon merit ; and fcience ...
... tion of Miller's Dictionary . Ponderous as it is , no . friend to that branch of knowledge will with to fee it fhrunk into a fmaller compafs . Mr. Sole's treatise on the British Mints , is a monographia of uncommon merit ; and fcience ...
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... tion , referving our general remarks to the time when our critique upon it fhall have been concluded . But having thus been led to the mention of a work con- nected with claffical literature , we will take this op- portunity to mention ...
... tion , referving our general remarks to the time when our critique upon it fhall have been concluded . But having thus been led to the mention of a work con- nected with claffical literature , we will take this op- portunity to mention ...
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... tion 85 Official correfponder.ce between America and France 682 193 Conduite du gouverne- ment François envers la repub . lique de Genève Franconia , anecdotes and traits of the French invasion into 436 Frederic , late king of Pruffia ...
... tion 85 Official correfponder.ce between America and France 682 193 Conduite du gouverne- ment François envers la repub . lique de Genève Franconia , anecdotes and traits of the French invasion into 436 Frederic , late king of Pruffia ...
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