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... remarks ; but one would almoft think the Writer had a prophetic forefight of after - times ! A ftill more glaring and felf - evident abfurdity is what next follows ; viz . That the election of fenators should be of any charge to the ...
... remarks ; but one would almoft think the Writer had a prophetic forefight of after - times ! A ftill more glaring and felf - evident abfurdity is what next follows ; viz . That the election of fenators should be of any charge to the ...
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... Remarks on Bishop Burnet's Hiftory . ' Our Readers will remember how feverely the bishop was treated , in the humourous Memoirs of P. P. Clerk of this pa- rifh , ' printed in the Mifcellanies published by our Author and Mr. Pope . In ...
... Remarks on Bishop Burnet's Hiftory . ' Our Readers will remember how feverely the bishop was treated , in the humourous Memoirs of P. P. Clerk of this pa- rifh , ' printed in the Mifcellanies published by our Author and Mr. Pope . In ...
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... remarks are the mere effects of ignorance or envy ? Away with fuch contemptible correctnefs , the frigid fuggeftions of cold - blooded critics , eftranged to the captivating , foul - enchant- ing , heaven - vivifying powers of oratory ...
... remarks are the mere effects of ignorance or envy ? Away with fuch contemptible correctnefs , the frigid fuggeftions of cold - blooded critics , eftranged to the captivating , foul - enchant- ing , heaven - vivifying powers of oratory ...
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... Remarks at the End of every Part of Speech . To which are added , fimilar Comparisons of the old English , Scotch and Welch Tongues , with the modern English : As alfo , Examples for those who understand Latin , Italian , French ...
... Remarks at the End of every Part of Speech . To which are added , fimilar Comparisons of the old English , Scotch and Welch Tongues , with the modern English : As alfo , Examples for those who understand Latin , Italian , French ...
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... remark , which strictly demonftrates the havoc made by thefe immedical magicians or conjurers ; and which is this that in the common courfe of years , the pro- portion between the numbers and deaths of the inhabitants of any one place ...
... remark , which strictly demonftrates the havoc made by thefe immedical magicians or conjurers ; and which is this that in the common courfe of years , the pro- portion between the numbers and deaths of the inhabitants of any one place ...
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