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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... readers a tranfient view of Mr. Harris in his capacity of commentator ; and shall here obferve the fame method as we did above , taking our extracts from Mr. Harris's notes , according to the order in which they present themselves in ...
... readers a tranfient view of Mr. Harris in his capacity of commentator ; and shall here obferve the fame method as we did above , taking our extracts from Mr. Harris's notes , according to the order in which they present themselves in ...
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... The Author's apparent defign is to excite , in his readers , an abhorrence of all kinds of civil government and politic inflitutions . inftitutions . He maintains , in a very animated and 18 A Vindication of Natural Society .
... The Author's apparent defign is to excite , in his readers , an abhorrence of all kinds of civil government and politic inflitutions . inftitutions . He maintains , in a very animated and 18 A Vindication of Natural Society .
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... readers imagine , that a late noble Writer is the au- thor of this piece ; and that the late noble Writer was as wild , extravagant , and whimsical in his politics , as in his religious meditations ; or , at least , that his manner of ...
... readers imagine , that a late noble Writer is the au- thor of this piece ; and that the late noble Writer was as wild , extravagant , and whimsical in his politics , as in his religious meditations ; or , at least , that his manner of ...
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... readers , we shall conclude with an extract fufficient to display this Writer's ta- lent at imitation ; whilft , at the fame time , it lays open his real defign . 6 Revolve our whole difcourfe ; add to it all those reflecti- ons which ...
... readers , we shall conclude with an extract fufficient to display this Writer's ta- lent at imitation ; whilft , at the fame time , it lays open his real defign . 6 Revolve our whole difcourfe ; add to it all those reflecti- ons which ...
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... readers will not be dif- pleafed with the following extract , which contains Mr. Tay- lor's fenfe of that word . . C < Page 888.889th root . Cherubh , Cherubinus . It is evident that the four living creatures in Rev. iv . 6 , 7 , 8 ...
... readers will not be dif- pleafed with the following extract , which contains Mr. Tay- lor's fenfe of that word . . C < Page 888.889th root . Cherubh , Cherubinus . It is evident that the four living creatures in Rev. iv . 6 , 7 , 8 ...
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