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...information, have enabled him to intersperse his narrative with a variety of in4 teresting XXIv teresting digressions, and brilliant observations; and the most...the language of another, on the affairs of a third. Excellent however as the work of Mr. Tenhove certainly is, 1 have not derived from it any very important...

...a great proficiency in the literature of that country, Mr. Tenhove united an indisputable taste in the productions of all the fine arts, and a general...the language of another, on the affairs of a third. vOL. i. e . Excellent, Excellent,' however, as the work of Mr. Tenhove certainly is, I have not derived...

...intersperse his narrative with a variety of interesting digressions and brilliant observations ; and ihe most engaging work that has perhaps ever Appeared,...written by a native of one country, in the language jof another, on the affairs of a third." I should be more particular in my description of this fare...

...of interesting digressions and brilliant observations ; and the most engaging work that has peraaps ever appeared, on a subject of Literary History, is...native of one country, in the language of another, on die affairs of a third. " I should be more particular in my description pf this rare and curious publication,...

...state of manners* and the progress of science in** every period 'of 'society. The fertility of Ins genius, and" the "extent of his information, have...the language of another, on the affairs of a third." I should be more particular in my description of this rare and curious publication, but that I understand...

...a great proficiency in the literature of that country, Mr. Tenhove united an indisputable taste in the productions of all the fine arts, and a general...appeared on a subject of literary history, is written bv a native of one country, in the language of another, on the affairs of a third.' " Nothing, sir,...

...information, have enabled him to intersperse his narrative with a variety of interesting digressions nnd brilliant observations ; and the most engaging work...the language of another, on the affairs of a third.* Excellent, however, as the work of Mr. Tenhove certainly is, I have not derived from it any very important...

...Tenhove the Dutchman (or Belgian?) upon the house of the De' Medici — a work which Mr Roscoe considered "the most engaging work that has perhaps ever appeared on a subject of literary history." Introduced as Lady Clayton had been amongst the elite of our aristocracy, it could not be supposed...

...the Dutchman (or Belgian ?) upon the house of the De' Medici — a work which Mr. Roscoe considered "the most engaging work that has, perhaps, ever appeared on a subject of literary history." Introduced as Lady Clayton had been amongst the elite of our aristocracy, it could not be supposed...