The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1799 - English literature |
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... remarks by his own poetry ; and , if the reader requires fome more powerful fticaulus , here are tales to roufe him to a more lively intereft . As a critic , as a poet , and as a narrator , Dr. Drake demands our notice . Lucretius is ...
... remarks by his own poetry ; and , if the reader requires fome more powerful fticaulus , here are tales to roufe him to a more lively intereft . As a critic , as a poet , and as a narrator , Dr. Drake demands our notice . Lucretius is ...
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... remarks on infcriptions in a following effay . The Fleece of Dyer , a poem unjustly neglected , and the Calvary of Cumberland , are reviewed at great length by our critic , and receive their due praife . In general we think him not ...
... remarks on infcriptions in a following effay . The Fleece of Dyer , a poem unjustly neglected , and the Calvary of Cumberland , are reviewed at great length by our critic , and receive their due praife . In general we think him not ...
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... remarks on this clafs of poems poffefs more truth than novelty . The annexed spe- cimen has little merit to recommend it , and exhibits fome of the very faults which the writer has cenfured . Why are the interlocutors , who are equally ...
... remarks on this clafs of poems poffefs more truth than novelty . The annexed spe- cimen has little merit to recommend it , and exhibits fome of the very faults which the writer has cenfured . Why are the interlocutors , who are equally ...
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... remark , we are perfuaded , will make a deep im- preffion on all who read the revealed word with the awful attention which it deferves . And now may I not ask , whether we have not ourselves seen a power gradually rife from its den ...
... remark , we are perfuaded , will make a deep im- preffion on all who read the revealed word with the awful attention which it deferves . And now may I not ask , whether we have not ourselves seen a power gradually rife from its den ...
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... remark . He has fhown that the leaders of the Romish and Mohammedan fects , and the infidels , agree in impofing tefts on their respective adherents ; but ... remarks , however , naturally arofe from his views 26 Kett's View of Prophecies .
... remark . He has fhown that the leaders of the Romish and Mohammedan fects , and the infidels , agree in impofing tefts on their respective adherents ; but ... remarks , however , naturally arofe from his views 26 Kett's View of Prophecies .
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