The British Critic, Volume 22William Beloe, Thomas Fanshaw Middleton, William Rowe Lyall, Robert Nares F. and C. Rivington, 1824 - Books Reviews of new British and European publications and correspondence from readers. |
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Page 13
... shew it you by more than words , as I commanded the vice - treasurers to tell you more fully , and in particular concerning the blue ribband , of which may be confident ; only I desire you not to take any notice of it until I shall ...
... shew it you by more than words , as I commanded the vice - treasurers to tell you more fully , and in particular concerning the blue ribband , of which may be confident ; only I desire you not to take any notice of it until I shall ...
Page 19
... shew ourselves very slender observers of human nature , if we supposed that the most mortified and santly character did not feel some flutterings and swellings of the heart , when he himself formed the central figure of such a scene ...
... shew ourselves very slender observers of human nature , if we supposed that the most mortified and santly character did not feel some flutterings and swellings of the heart , when he himself formed the central figure of such a scene ...
Page 35
... shew them- selves most lamentably deficient . They are , as in the id stance before us , ton apt to build on abstract and theoretical views . Our ancestors , on the contrary , perceived and sought after what was practicable ; in all ...
... shew them- selves most lamentably deficient . They are , as in the id stance before us , ton apt to build on abstract and theoretical views . Our ancestors , on the contrary , perceived and sought after what was practicable ; in all ...
Page 64
... shew that we by no means intend these observations in their full force to apply to the work now before us ; we only speak in the way of general caution . M In some few passages of the work we have noticed what appear to us defects ...
... shew that we by no means intend these observations in their full force to apply to the work now before us ; we only speak in the way of general caution . M In some few passages of the work we have noticed what appear to us defects ...
Page 107
... shew , that the sole and sove- reign Agent has employed , in many signal instances , weak , and , according to human views , insufficient instruments ; and the characters of Moses and St. Paul are sketched with a masterly hand . The ...
... shew , that the sole and sove- reign Agent has employed , in many signal instances , weak , and , according to human views , insufficient instruments ; and the characters of Moses and St. Paul are sketched with a masterly hand . The ...
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