The London Quarterly Review, Volumen19Theodore Foster, 1819 |
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... tion . By William Hazlitt 424 X. 1. Considerations respecting Cambridge , more particularly rela- ting to its Botanical Professorship . By Sir James Edward Smith , M. D. F. R. S. & c . President of the Linnæan Society . 2. A Vindication ...
... tion . By William Hazlitt 424 X. 1. Considerations respecting Cambridge , more particularly rela- ting to its Botanical Professorship . By Sir James Edward Smith , M. D. F. R. S. & c . President of the Linnæan Society . 2. A Vindication ...
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... tion far exceeding all the art of cookery . ' They were certainly valiant eaters in those days , and one who admired such sallads might have sat down with Hearne to a Northern Indian's feast . He had a wicked taste in wines also : who ...
... tion far exceeding all the art of cookery . ' They were certainly valiant eaters in those days , and one who admired such sallads might have sat down with Hearne to a Northern Indian's feast . He had a wicked taste in wines also : who ...
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... tion being now placed in hearing sermons and discourses of spe- culative and notional things . ' The following extracts show stri- kingly the spirit of those unhappy times . 4 Dec. Going this day to our Church I was surpriz'd to see a ...
... tion being now placed in hearing sermons and discourses of spe- culative and notional things . ' The following extracts show stri- kingly the spirit of those unhappy times . 4 Dec. Going this day to our Church I was surpriz'd to see a ...
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... tion in the minds of men let whatever happen adverse to them in their fortune that is being knowing and truly wise ; it confirms my belief of antiquity , and engages my persuasion of future perfec- tion , without which it were vain to ...
... tion in the minds of men let whatever happen adverse to them in their fortune that is being knowing and truly wise ; it confirms my belief of antiquity , and engages my persuasion of future perfec- tion , without which it were vain to ...
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... tion . Within two months he lost another daughter , soon after her marriage , by the same frightful disease , which in those days was only less destructive * than the plague . And it was his painful lot to follow to the grave his only ...
... tion . Within two months he lost another daughter , soon after her marriage , by the same frightful disease , which in those days was only less destructive * than the plague . And it was his painful lot to follow to the grave his only ...
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