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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... whofe plantation was already fettled , wanted the produce of this , as yet unfit for any thing but provifions , to fupply both his table and his flaves . Thus industry was ftill promoted , for every established fettler wanted an oppor ...
... whofe plantation was already fettled , wanted the produce of this , as yet unfit for any thing but provifions , to fupply both his table and his flaves . Thus industry was ftill promoted , for every established fettler wanted an oppor ...
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... whofe care the fupreme power is committed ; and yet I am afraid , that many of its members will think themselves too nearly interested , to confider the public happiness with warmth on this occafion .'- From the knowlege we have of this ...
... whofe care the fupreme power is committed ; and yet I am afraid , that many of its members will think themselves too nearly interested , to confider the public happiness with warmth on this occafion .'- From the knowlege we have of this ...
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... whofe value is not fo easily computed , and chiefly the produce of their foreign trade ( b ) . 450co o o 9. To the above is alfo added , for charge at- tending about 450 fhips that annually refort to the island Total of Exports ( i ) ...
... whofe value is not fo easily computed , and chiefly the produce of their foreign trade ( b ) . 450co o o 9. To the above is alfo added , for charge at- tending about 450 fhips that annually refort to the island Total of Exports ( i ) ...
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... whofe pieces he corrected with equal freedom and judgment . But Wycherly , who had C a bad heart , and an infufferable fhare of vanity , and who was one of the profeffed wits of the laft mentioned age , < was foon difgufted at this ...
... whofe pieces he corrected with equal freedom and judgment . But Wycherly , who had C a bad heart , and an infufferable fhare of vanity , and who was one of the profeffed wits of the laft mentioned age , < was foon difgufted at this ...
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... whofe Odes abound with ethic fentences ? - But why muft Horace have borrowed his very few Arokes of the fublime from Pindar and Alcæus ? How far the Roman borrowed from the Lesbian poet , whom he regarded with a fingular reverence , as ...
... whofe Odes abound with ethic fentences ? - But why muft Horace have borrowed his very few Arokes of the fublime from Pindar and Alcæus ? How far the Roman borrowed from the Lesbian poet , whom he regarded with a fingular reverence , as ...
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