The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, 59권Tobias Smollett R[ichard]. Baldwin, at the Rose in Pater-noster-Row, 1785 |
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... propofed Syftem of Trade with Ireland explained , 218 Short Effay on the Modes of Defence beft adapted to the Situation and Circumftances of this Island , 230 Answer to the Short Effay on the Modes of Defence , & c . 231 Strictures upon ...
... propofed Syftem of Trade with Ireland explained , 218 Short Effay on the Modes of Defence beft adapted to the Situation and Circumftances of this Island , 230 Answer to the Short Effay on the Modes of Defence , & c . 231 Strictures upon ...
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... propofed Syftem of Trade with Ireland explained , 299 A Dialogue between Dr. Johnfon and Dr. Goldsmith in the Shades , 30 Hughes's Creation , a Poem , 305 The Follies of Oxford , 307 The Art of Eloquence , 308 Aubrey's Mifcellanies upon ...
... propofed Syftem of Trade with Ireland explained , 299 A Dialogue between Dr. Johnfon and Dr. Goldsmith in the Shades , 30 Hughes's Creation , a Poem , 305 The Follies of Oxford , 307 The Art of Eloquence , 308 Aubrey's Mifcellanies upon ...
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... propofed Reformation in Parliament confidered , Burnby's Thoughts on the Freedom of Election , We have been all in the Wrong , ibid . 461 466 the Fi- 467 468 469 ibid . The The Parliamentary Guide , A Key to the Parliamentary Debates ...
... propofed Reformation in Parliament confidered , Burnby's Thoughts on the Freedom of Election , We have been all in the Wrong , ibid . 461 466 the Fi- 467 468 469 ibid . The The Parliamentary Guide , A Key to the Parliamentary Debates ...
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... propofed , as we fhould certainly be plundered . The fciad , who had forwarded Burford and De Bourg , came to our linguift , and defired him to perfuade us from taking a ftep of the kind , giving as a reafon , that the Arabs all the way ...
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... propofed by fir Thomas Page , to prevent the farther encroachment of the waves . ' The beautiful fpires of Reculver have furnished Mr. Keate with an ingenious legendary tale in his Sketches from Nature , and they are alfo introduced in ...
... propofed by fir Thomas Page , to prevent the farther encroachment of the waves . ' The beautiful fpires of Reculver have furnished Mr. Keate with an ingenious legendary tale in his Sketches from Nature , and they are alfo introduced in ...
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