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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... truth , is manifeft to every one in the leaft converfant with this commodity . Numerical errors ought very particularly to be guarded againft , fecing they are lefs perceptible , and at the fame time more apt to mislead , than mere ...
... truth , is manifeft to every one in the leaft converfant with this commodity . Numerical errors ought very particularly to be guarded againft , fecing they are lefs perceptible , and at the fame time more apt to mislead , than mere ...
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... truth . ' There is fome obscurity in this indifputable maxim . When a genius copies nature , yet engages his heroe in adventures which , though they never did happen to any one perfon , might have happened , may not our tears be as ...
... truth . ' There is fome obscurity in this indifputable maxim . When a genius copies nature , yet engages his heroe in adventures which , though they never did happen to any one perfon , might have happened , may not our tears be as ...
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... truth ; the bookfeller is general- ly the first who lets them into the unwelcome fecret . Thefe confiderations have made us the lefs fevere on the tranfla- tion of Telemachus ; efpecially too , as the Author feems , by his preface , to ...
... truth ; the bookfeller is general- ly the first who lets them into the unwelcome fecret . Thefe confiderations have made us the lefs fevere on the tranfla- tion of Telemachus ; efpecially too , as the Author feems , by his preface , to ...
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... truth , tho ' not with any masterly diftinctions . Some wit the poem certainly fhews , but little poetry ; fome fatyr , but no elevation of fentiment . The diction never rises to the fublime , and is often unharmoniously profaic . The ...
... truth , tho ' not with any masterly diftinctions . Some wit the poem certainly fhews , but little poetry ; fome fatyr , but no elevation of fentiment . The diction never rises to the fublime , and is often unharmoniously profaic . The ...
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... truth - and - fay they keep The key of knowlege - ftraight - you make them Gods . Gods ! what make - ye us - but cringing tools ? To hear deep Mys'try's voice , And Trinity , pronoun'd ; since -deeper draughts -- we drink-- But to do ...
... truth - and - fay they keep The key of knowlege - ftraight - you make them Gods . Gods ! what make - ye us - but cringing tools ? To hear deep Mys'try's voice , And Trinity , pronoun'd ; since -deeper draughts -- we drink-- But to do ...
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