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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... of the judicious , who well know that the greatest minds are the purest , and that the most original creative fancy is always the most chaste , < Pantologia , comprehending a complete Series of Essays , Treatises 376 ORIGINAL CRITICISM .
... of the judicious , who well know that the greatest minds are the purest , and that the most original creative fancy is always the most chaste , < Pantologia , comprehending a complete Series of Essays , Treatises 376 ORIGINAL CRITICISM .
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... Pantologia , without trembling for Lucretian Good's Greek . This hybrid combination must astonish a Grecian , who would naturally have said Pasalogia . With the name , however , we shall not further dispute ; we presume the authors ...
... Pantologia , without trembling for Lucretian Good's Greek . This hybrid combination must astonish a Grecian , who would naturally have said Pasalogia . With the name , however , we shall not further dispute ; we presume the authors ...
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... Pantologia receive respecting Agate , notwithstanding the researches and classifications of this mineral by Werner . But we are weary of noticing errors and omissions which the editors might have easily avoided , had they bestowed that ...
... Pantologia receive respecting Agate , notwithstanding the researches and classifications of this mineral by Werner . But we are weary of noticing errors and omissions which the editors might have easily avoided , had they bestowed that ...
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... Pantologia , in which no academies of the fine arts are mentioned ? Those who have witnessed the beauty which is annually collected at the ex- hibitions of our " Royal Academy , " will feel disappointed at not finding some account of ...
... Pantologia , in which no academies of the fine arts are mentioned ? Those who have witnessed the beauty which is annually collected at the ex- hibitions of our " Royal Academy , " will feel disappointed at not finding some account of ...
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... Pantologia extends from Air to Anatomy . It is , perhaps , more complete in words than the first , and so far the authors improve as they advance . Still , however , many are omitted which should have a place in such a work . The ...
... Pantologia extends from Air to Anatomy . It is , perhaps , more complete in words than the first , and so far the authors improve as they advance . Still , however , many are omitted which should have a place in such a work . The ...
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