Monthly Review; Or New Literary Journal, Volumen15Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1756 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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... Guife , who took the moft early opportunity of making his peace , at a time when things feemed to be taking a great turn in favour of the King . This reconciliation was chiefly effected by means of the Dutchefs Dowager of Guife , the ...
... Guife , who took the moft early opportunity of making his peace , at a time when things feemed to be taking a great turn in favour of the King . This reconciliation was chiefly effected by means of the Dutchefs Dowager of Guife , the ...
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... Guife with honour . A friend who endeavours to reconcile himself to his friend , after a flight quarrel , could not have behaved • otherwife ; and all thofe that were witneffes of this recep- tion , could never fufficiently admire a ...
... Guife with honour . A friend who endeavours to reconcile himself to his friend , after a flight quarrel , could not have behaved • otherwife ; and all thofe that were witneffes of this recep- tion , could never fufficiently admire a ...
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... Guife , Hall , Rawlin , and King . His principal defign is to vindicate the authority of Scripture , and the rights of Reafon , the first and beft of God's gifts to men . What he fays of the Affembly's Catechifm , appears to be very ...
... Guife , Hall , Rawlin , and King . His principal defign is to vindicate the authority of Scripture , and the rights of Reafon , the first and beft of God's gifts to men . What he fays of the Affembly's Catechifm , appears to be very ...
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