The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 - English literature |
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... feen Republicanism , that Caliban of man's own creation , stalking with a grin of ghaftly fatisfaction over a murdered king , a murdered queen , a murdered princess the fifter of both ; and fixing its throne of equality forfooth ! upon ...
... feen Republicanism , that Caliban of man's own creation , stalking with a grin of ghaftly fatisfaction over a murdered king , a murdered queen , a murdered princess the fifter of both ; and fixing its throne of equality forfooth ! upon ...
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... feen in the dark part of the Moon , on Friday the 7th of March , 1794 , by W. Wilkins , Efq . at Norwich . Art . XXVII . An Account of an Appearance of Light , like a Star , feen lately in the dark part of the Moon , by Thomas Stretton ...
... feen in the dark part of the Moon , on Friday the 7th of March , 1794 , by W. Wilkins , Efq . at Norwich . Art . XXVII . An Account of an Appearance of Light , like a Star , feen lately in the dark part of the Moon , by Thomas Stretton ...
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' I have feen at the bottom of the Fauxbourg St. Marceau , where I lived a long time , children of the most charming faces . At the age of twelve or thirteen , thofe eyes full of sweetness became ... feen at the bottom of the Fauxbourg ...
' I have feen at the bottom of the Fauxbourg St. Marceau , where I lived a long time , children of the most charming faces . At the age of twelve or thirteen , thofe eyes full of sweetness became ... feen at the bottom of the Fauxbourg ...
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