The Anti-Jacobin Review and Protestant Advocate: Or, Monthly Political and Literary Censor, Band 32Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1809 |
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... Celts , as that which Pinkerton has poured forth with all the growling volubility of a triple - headed Cerberus . Those of our readers who have not seen the " Inquiry into the History of Seotland , " will be surprised to learn with how ...
... Celts , as that which Pinkerton has poured forth with all the growling volubility of a triple - headed Cerberus . Those of our readers who have not seen the " Inquiry into the History of Seotland , " will be surprised to learn with how ...
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... Celtic is of all savage languages the most con- fused , as the Celts are of all savages the most deficient in understanding , " though in the same work he acknowledges himself to be " ignorant of the Celtic tongue ! " Among the further ...
... Celtic is of all savage languages the most con- fused , as the Celts are of all savages the most deficient in understanding , " though in the same work he acknowledges himself to be " ignorant of the Celtic tongue ! " Among the further ...
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... Celts ; nor ( to use the language of Mallet ) need we always except ⚫ those which seem in some respects to hold a conformity to doctrines ⚫or practices which the Christian religion alone could have taught us . The " Besides these ...
... Celts ; nor ( to use the language of Mallet ) need we always except ⚫ those which seem in some respects to hold a conformity to doctrines ⚫or practices which the Christian religion alone could have taught us . The " Besides these ...
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... Celtic Researches calls them elevated oxen , ' and supposes them to allude to a sacrifice made by Hu Gadarn , or Hu the Mighty ; but whatever may have been the origin of the legends told of these oxen , the tradition seems to have been ...
... Celtic Researches calls them elevated oxen , ' and supposes them to allude to a sacrifice made by Hu Gadarn , or Hu the Mighty ; but whatever may have been the origin of the legends told of these oxen , the tradition seems to have been ...
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... Celtic people justly repro- bated , 243 . Plants , remark on their ability to adopt their habits to a variety of climates , 296 . Poet Laureat , humourous comparison of his new year's Ode with that of the newsman , 110 - continued 223 ...
... Celtic people justly repro- bated , 243 . Plants , remark on their ability to adopt their habits to a variety of climates , 296 . Poet Laureat , humourous comparison of his new year's Ode with that of the newsman , 110 - continued 223 ...
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