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very of a north - west passage was deemed the forerunner of destrucs tion . Even
the publication of De Fonte ' s * Voyage failed to rouse the attention of
speculators . At length , however , in 1720 , one Knight , who had long been in
the ...
very of a north - west passage was deemed the forerunner of destrucs tion . Even
the publication of De Fonte ' s * Voyage failed to rouse the attention of
speculators . At length , however , in 1720 , one Knight , who had long been in
the ...
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Whenever this ques : tion has been propounded among the reformists at their
meetings , it has operated like the apple of discord - the confusion of Babel - has ,
been renewed , with this difference , that the modern castle - builders are ...
Whenever this ques : tion has been propounded among the reformists at their
meetings , it has operated like the apple of discord - the confusion of Babel - has ,
been renewed , with this difference , that the modern castle - builders are ...
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Has Dobrizhoffer mistaken the small , light coloured scales in which this wax is
found , for an incrustaa tion of salt , judging only by its appearance ? . . . Upon
coming once more in sight of the sea , Mr . Koster felt as if entered upon a country
...
Has Dobrizhoffer mistaken the small , light coloured scales in which this wax is
found , for an incrustaa tion of salt , judging only by its appearance ? . . . Upon
coming once more in sight of the sea , Mr . Koster felt as if entered upon a country
...
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But above all , he was to excite universal admiram tion by the poetic ability with
which he had enlisted imagination under the banner of science . ' i ' " . is i t ? The
Doctor made one happy discovery . He has enriched the poetical Pharmacopeia
...
But above all , he was to excite universal admiram tion by the poetic ability with
which he had enlisted imagination under the banner of science . ' i ' " . is i t ? The
Doctor made one happy discovery . He has enriched the poetical Pharmacopeia
...
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The lyrical compositions , which in the serious and historical plays are more
frequent than in dramas like the one in ques . tion , bear a very striking affinity to
the chorus of the old Greek tragedy , with all due distance , however , as to taste
and ...
The lyrical compositions , which in the serious and historical plays are more
frequent than in dramas like the one in ques . tion , bear a very striking affinity to
the chorus of the old Greek tragedy , with all due distance , however , as to taste
and ...
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| Título | The Quarterly Review, Volumen16 |
| Colaboradores | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Editor | John Murray, 1817 |
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