Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalRalph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1804 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... writer gives credit to the several great persons who , forgetting former differences , recently united to chase the late administration from the helm which he represents as a spectacle highly gratifying to the public , and the expected ...
... writer gives credit to the several great persons who , forgetting former differences , recently united to chase the late administration from the helm which he represents as a spectacle highly gratifying to the public , and the expected ...
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... writer , on two former occasions , we principally objected to the multiplicity of characters which were introduced ; and in consequence of which the narrative became an intricate labyrinth , calculated to perplex and bewilder the reader ...
... writer , on two former occasions , we principally objected to the multiplicity of characters which were introduced ; and in consequence of which the narrative became an intricate labyrinth , calculated to perplex and bewilder the reader ...
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... writer indeed , more rude I think than the most rude of the Galilean penmen , who should " The anointed and God " ( meaning thereby one and the same person ) “ did so and 60. " Would any one ever think of expressing himself thus : " The ...
... writer indeed , more rude I think than the most rude of the Galilean penmen , who should " The anointed and God " ( meaning thereby one and the same person ) “ did so and 60. " Would any one ever think of expressing himself thus : " The ...
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