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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... present and past ; and the pleasing manner and genuine good humor , in which he could relate a story , seldom failed of communicating to it an additional interest . By some pe- culiar arrangement , or classification of objects in his ...
... present and past ; and the pleasing manner and genuine good humor , in which he could relate a story , seldom failed of communicating to it an additional interest . By some pe- culiar arrangement , or classification of objects in his ...
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... present Sketch of the public Life of Lord Macartney will not have been written in vain . " P. 411 . We sincerely hope that Mr. Barrow's work may have the desirable and necessary effect which he wishes ; but it is in vain to expect that ...
... present Sketch of the public Life of Lord Macartney will not have been written in vain . " P. 411 . We sincerely hope that Mr. Barrow's work may have the desirable and necessary effect which he wishes ; but it is in vain to expect that ...
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... present day be involved in doubt and obscurity , and that the widest differences of opinion should still subsist , both with regard to its nature and the mode of treatment . " The object of the present INQUIRY is to show , " that fever ...
... present day be involved in doubt and obscurity , and that the widest differences of opinion should still subsist , both with regard to its nature and the mode of treatment . " The object of the present INQUIRY is to show , " that fever ...
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... present learned Dean of Winchester , and which gave rise to something like a cankering , in which the learned Dean of West- minster bore a conspicuous part . We expressed our opinion on the subject , at the time , with our usual ...
... present learned Dean of Winchester , and which gave rise to something like a cankering , in which the learned Dean of West- minster bore a conspicuous part . We expressed our opinion on the subject , at the time , with our usual ...
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... present mode of appearance , which is so generally adopted , is a very high degree of immorality , because it is indecent and immodest - because it is a shameful contempt of those qualities which are considered by reason and religion ...
... present mode of appearance , which is so generally adopted , is a very high degree of immorality , because it is indecent and immodest - because it is a shameful contempt of those qualities which are considered by reason and religion ...
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