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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... Reafon 78 HISTORY of two Orphans 535 of Reynard the Fox HOADLEY and Wilfon on Elec- LAYMAN's Animadverfions on a late fermon 199 LELAND's Demofthenes 264 LEMAISTER'S Ode on the Spring 201 LETTER , fourth , to the People of England 292 ...
... Reafon 78 HISTORY of two Orphans 535 of Reynard the Fox HOADLEY and Wilfon on Elec- LAYMAN's Animadverfions on a late fermon 199 LELAND's Demofthenes 264 LEMAISTER'S Ode on the Spring 201 LETTER , fourth , to the People of England 292 ...
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... reafon of a privilege granted to all prifoners ; namely , the right of return . For captives , when they obtain their liberty , are repoffeffed of all their former rights , in which paternal power , of course , muft be included : and at ...
... reafon of a privilege granted to all prifoners ; namely , the right of return . For captives , when they obtain their liberty , are repoffeffed of all their former rights , in which paternal power , of course , muft be included : and at ...
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... reafon , and productive of infinitely more • mifchief to the human race . C If pretended revelations have caufed wars where they were oppofed , and flavery where they were received , the ⚫ pretended wife inventions of politicians have ...
... reafon , and productive of infinitely more • mifchief to the human race . C If pretended revelations have caufed wars where they were oppofed , and flavery where they were received , the ⚫ pretended wife inventions of politicians have ...
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Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths. • reafon and our liberty to civil ufurpation , we have nothing to do but to conform , as quickly as we can , to the vulgar ' notions which are connected with this , and take up their ⚫ theology ...
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths. • reafon and our liberty to civil ufurpation , we have nothing to do but to conform , as quickly as we can , to the vulgar ' notions which are connected with this , and take up their ⚫ theology ...
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... reafon for this deduction of upwards of 8000l . or whether it is owing to inadvertency , is not quite clear to us ; tho ' we are inclined to impute it to the latter , as this is not D 2 the From Europe , or laden with European goods ...
... reafon for this deduction of upwards of 8000l . or whether it is owing to inadvertency , is not quite clear to us ; tho ' we are inclined to impute it to the latter , as this is not D 2 the From Europe , or laden with European goods ...
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