The European Magazine, and London Review, Tập 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... fhould imagine , that a prudent author would mention the word controverfy with confiderable caution , for three reafons ; firit , for fear this dreadful word fhould raise from the rubbish of antiquity fome mo- dern Scaliger and Cardan ...
... fhould imagine , that a prudent author would mention the word controverfy with confiderable caution , for three reafons ; firit , for fear this dreadful word fhould raise from the rubbish of antiquity fome mo- dern Scaliger and Cardan ...
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... fhould be very forry , if one whom I regard as I do Dr. Smollett fhould imagine that I meant to offend , when it was far from my thoughts . I there . fore take the earliest opportunity to undeceive you ; and I flatter myself this letter ...
... fhould be very forry , if one whom I regard as I do Dr. Smollett fhould imagine that I meant to offend , when it was far from my thoughts . I there . fore take the earliest opportunity to undeceive you ; and I flatter myself this letter ...
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... fhould be permitted , at stated periods , to volunteer into the regulars . To prevent all competition of bounties , he propofed , that Government alone fhould recruit for fubftitutes , on the payment of a certain fine by the indivi ...
... fhould be permitted , at stated periods , to volunteer into the regulars . To prevent all competition of bounties , he propofed , that Government alone fhould recruit for fubftitutes , on the payment of a certain fine by the indivi ...
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Story of Dick the Negro | 18 |
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