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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... manner of living , are defcribed ; and a few natural curiofities mentioned : The inhabitants our Author has , not ... manners of each clafs with fome attention , and to have done equal juftice to the feveral characters . With respect to ...
... manner of living , are defcribed ; and a few natural curiofities mentioned : The inhabitants our Author has , not ... manners of each clafs with fome attention , and to have done equal juftice to the feveral characters . With respect to ...
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... manner reflection arifes from imagination and me- mory . But the degrees , by which this is effected ought not to escape our obfervation . The very dawn of memory is fufficient to render us mafters of the habit of imagination . A fingle ...
... manner reflection arifes from imagination and me- mory . But the degrees , by which this is effected ought not to escape our obfervation . The very dawn of memory is fufficient to render us mafters of the habit of imagination . A fingle ...
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... manner , as literature and the fine arts then attained to a perfection not equalled in other periods , The Critic has given us a lift of the extraordinary men who flourished in those ages , but in all of them has omitted fome eminent ...
... manner , as literature and the fine arts then attained to a perfection not equalled in other periods , The Critic has given us a lift of the extraordinary men who flourished in those ages , but in all of them has omitted fome eminent ...
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... manner . The Author lays before his Readers , a variety of facts , which throw a full and ftrong light upon the private character of Mr. B , the celebrated Hiftorian of the Popes . From the time that this B published his proposals and ...
... manner . The Author lays before his Readers , a variety of facts , which throw a full and ftrong light upon the private character of Mr. B , the celebrated Hiftorian of the Popes . From the time that this B published his proposals and ...
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... manner this nation first invented language , So long as the above mentioned children lived afunder , the operations of their mind would be confined to perception and confcioufnels , which never cease to act whilft we are awake ; to ...
... manner this nation first invented language , So long as the above mentioned children lived afunder , the operations of their mind would be confined to perception and confcioufnels , which never cease to act whilft we are awake ; to ...
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