The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Account of the particular Dances of the Greeks and Romans , whether religious , warlike , or civil ; and taken particular noticeof that Part of Dancing relating to the ancientStage , and in which the Pantomimes had fo great a fhare ...
... Account of the particular Dances of the Greeks and Romans , whether religious , warlike , or civil ; and taken particular noticeof that Part of Dancing relating to the ancientStage , and in which the Pantomimes had fo great a fhare ...
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... Account of the fifth and fixth Days , in which he has drawn out to our View the whole Animal Creation , from the Reptile to the Be- hemoth . As the Lion and the Leviathan are two of the nobleft Productions in the World of living ...
... Account of the fifth and fixth Days , in which he has drawn out to our View the whole Animal Creation , from the Reptile to the Be- hemoth . As the Lion and the Leviathan are two of the nobleft Productions in the World of living ...
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... Account of that wonderful Man , who had marched an Army and all- its Baggage over the Alps ; and , if poffible , to learn : whether the Peafant who fhew'd him the Way , and is . drawn in the Map be yet living . A Gentleman from the ...
... Account of that wonderful Man , who had marched an Army and all- its Baggage over the Alps ; and , if poffible , to learn : whether the Peafant who fhew'd him the Way , and is . drawn in the Map be yet living . A Gentleman from the ...
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