The European Magazine, and London Review, Band 21Philological Society of London, 1792 |
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... King of Portugal Hooker Defcription of Knoll , near Swansea Epitaph on Mr. J. Cawthorne Page 7 ib . Anecdotes of Mr. Howard . By Dr. Aikin ib . Account of a Tour made in Perfia in the Year 1787 ; with Reflections on the Manners of the ...
... King of Portugal Hooker Defcription of Knoll , near Swansea Epitaph on Mr. J. Cawthorne Page 7 ib . Anecdotes of Mr. Howard . By Dr. Aikin ib . Account of a Tour made in Perfia in the Year 1787 ; with Reflections on the Manners of the ...
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... King of Oxford . Young Taverner , who probably was not at firft intended for a Scrivener , was elected from Merchant Taylors fchool to St. John's College Oxford , and by his means Mr. Ellis was made acquainted with the Tory Orator . By ...
... King of Oxford . Young Taverner , who probably was not at firft intended for a Scrivener , was elected from Merchant Taylors fchool to St. John's College Oxford , and by his means Mr. Ellis was made acquainted with the Tory Orator . By ...
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... King , who read it with fome attention , com- mended it in very warm terms , and declar- ed , as the tranflator used to mention with a laudable degree of exultation , " that hø differed from other tranflators fo much as to warrant him ...
... King , who read it with fome attention , com- mended it in very warm terms , and declar- ed , as the tranflator used to mention with a laudable degree of exultation , " that hø differed from other tranflators fo much as to warrant him ...
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... King of Portugal , who had a very good understanding , and was gradually rivetting the fetters of flavery on his people , though his fpirit was high , and he was guilty of many acts of oppref- fion , yet he bore oppofition not only to ...
... King of Portugal , who had a very good understanding , and was gradually rivetting the fetters of flavery on his people , though his fpirit was high , and he was guilty of many acts of oppref- fion , yet he bore oppofition not only to ...
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... King that he ought not to fuffer a man to be hanged for doing only what he did every day himself ; and con- tinued fo to clamour , till the pardon was granted . What they accufed his Majef- ty of was really a fact , for he did at that ...
... King that he ought not to fuffer a man to be hanged for doing only what he did every day himself ; and con- tinued fo to clamour , till the pardon was granted . What they accufed his Majef- ty of was really a fact , for he did at that ...
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