Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, 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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... say barbarity , of turning Shakespear's Plays into Operas , and * of larding them with fongs from quite different authors ; ' as we know fome , of undisputed tafte , who have encouraged our late performances in this way ; yet have we ...
... say barbarity , of turning Shakespear's Plays into Operas , and * of larding them with fongs from quite different authors ; ' as we know fome , of undisputed tafte , who have encouraged our late performances in this way ; yet have we ...
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... says . Why then , Reader , this Writer tells thee , that the doctrine of paffive obedience to our governors is the badge of the cross , the characteristic of Christianity , and the glory of the church of Eng- land . He is likewise a ...
... says . Why then , Reader , this Writer tells thee , that the doctrine of paffive obedience to our governors is the badge of the cross , the characteristic of Christianity , and the glory of the church of Eng- land . He is likewise a ...
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... say , a flave to women , yet they never regulated his choice of Minifters , decided the defti- nies of his fervants , or influenced the deliberations of his ' council . As much may be faid in extenuation of all his other faults . And to ...
... say , a flave to women , yet they never regulated his choice of Minifters , decided the defti- nies of his fervants , or influenced the deliberations of his ' council . As much may be faid in extenuation of all his other faults . And to ...
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... say she made them , it is probable , these monuments are more antient than the city of Alexandria , and that they were brought from fome other part of Egypt to adorn her palace . This con- jecture is the more likely to be true , as we ...
... say she made them , it is probable , these monuments are more antient than the city of Alexandria , and that they were brought from fome other part of Egypt to adorn her palace . This con- jecture is the more likely to be true , as we ...
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... Say were returned from Sir Edward Hawke's fleet in the Bay of Bifcay * , on account of the sickness of their crews ; -the other was the guard - fhip at Plymouth . But I believe no body has doubted , that if Mr. Bg had made all the fail ...
... Say were returned from Sir Edward Hawke's fleet in the Bay of Bifcay * , on account of the sickness of their crews ; -the other was the guard - fhip at Plymouth . But I believe no body has doubted , that if Mr. Bg had made all the fail ...
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