The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 29Tobias Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1770 - English literature Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... mean no more than that none of his predeceffors had willingly suffered a legate to enter their kingdom . Perhaps the king understood by a legate only a Roman tax gatherer , fent to fleece his people as he had done the English . In the ...
... mean no more than that none of his predeceffors had willingly suffered a legate to enter their kingdom . Perhaps the king understood by a legate only a Roman tax gatherer , fent to fleece his people as he had done the English . In the ...
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... mean for those times , in the law of Scotland . He advanced that he published this work from fuch old moth - eaten manu- fcripts , that the publication was a kind of Augean ftable , and that , through the carelessness of tranfcribers ...
... mean for those times , in the law of Scotland . He advanced that he published this work from fuch old moth - eaten manu- fcripts , that the publication was a kind of Augean ftable , and that , through the carelessness of tranfcribers ...
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... means to conquer her diforder ; which , at the time fhe gave me this ac- count , had continued , without any abatement , for upwards of fixteen months : nine of which he had been a patient in the Exeter Infirmary . This motion of the ...
... means to conquer her diforder ; which , at the time fhe gave me this ac- count , had continued , without any abatement , for upwards of fixteen months : nine of which he had been a patient in the Exeter Infirmary . This motion of the ...
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... mean that virtue which bringing us to be fatisfied with only fuch things as are abfolutely neceffary to our prefervation renders our wants both fewer and cheaper . He who does not study the useful art of being eafy at a small expence ...
... mean that virtue which bringing us to be fatisfied with only fuch things as are abfolutely neceffary to our prefervation renders our wants both fewer and cheaper . He who does not study the useful art of being eafy at a small expence ...
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... means for growing more eafily rich by unpunished villanies . The great pofts civil and military will be fought for only with a view of making a fortune , to be fquandered away in parade and revelry . Then is all loft , and only the vain ...
... means for growing more eafily rich by unpunished villanies . The great pofts civil and military will be fought for only with a view of making a fortune , to be fquandered away in parade and revelry . Then is all loft , and only the vain ...
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