Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalRalph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1800 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... considerable extent round the monastery is solid rock , the dead are collected together in a chapel , lying on its eastern side , which is made to admit a thorough draught of air , by openings in the walls guarded by large iron bars ...
... considerable extent round the monastery is solid rock , the dead are collected together in a chapel , lying on its eastern side , which is made to admit a thorough draught of air , by openings in the walls guarded by large iron bars ...
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... considerably altered for the better . This agreeable change has been occasioned , partly by the rise in the price of ... considerable change : but this does not seem to have affected the longevity of the inhabitants , 29 of whom are from ...
... considerably altered for the better . This agreeable change has been occasioned , partly by the rise in the price of ... considerable change : but this does not seem to have affected the longevity of the inhabitants , 29 of whom are from ...
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... considerable learning in antiquities , and in antient geography . We have also a Map of antient , Britain , exceedingly well executed ; and con- structed , by the assistance of the Geography of Cellarius , for the express purpose of ...
... considerable learning in antiquities , and in antient geography . We have also a Map of antient , Britain , exceedingly well executed ; and con- structed , by the assistance of the Geography of Cellarius , for the express purpose of ...
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