...Authors ef Scotland: I am not enough verfed in them to do jujlice to Writers of the mojt accomplijhed Nation in Europe ; the Nation to which, if any one Country is endiwed -with afuperior partition of fenfe, I Jhou'.d be inclined to give the preference in that particular....

...Authors of Scotland : 1 am not enough iierfed in them to dojuflice to writers of the mo/1 accompli/bed nation in Europe ; the nation to which if any one country is endowed with afuperior partition of fenfe, I Jhould be inclined to give the preference in that particular. The little...

...Authors of Scotland : I am not enough verfed in them to do juftice to writers of the moft accompliflied nation in Europe ; the nation to which, if any one country is endowed with a fuperior partition of fenfe, I mould be inclined to give the preference in that particular. The little...

...enough versed," says that courtly writer, " in4hem (the Scotish *' authors) to do justice to writers of the "most accomplished nation in Europe: " the nation to which, if any one country " is endowed with a superiour partition of •" sense, I should be inclined to give the " preference in that particular."...

...the Royal and Noble Authors of Scotland : I am not enough versed in them to do justice to writers of the most accomplished nation in Europe ; the nation to which, if any one country is endowed ivith a superior partition of sense, I should le inclined to give the preference in that particular....

...Orford characterises them as " vhe most accomplished nation in Europe, the nation. to which if any country is endowed with, a superior portion of sense he should be inclined to give the preference in thatparticular," by the monks of Oxford and Cambridge (Mr Gibbon's expression) they, are treated with...

...fantasies of the contemporary Flourish school. Walpolu, who was pleased, in one of Ills complimentary moods, to call Scotland " the most accomplished nation...nation to which, if any one country is endowed with u superior portion of sense, he (should bo inclined to give the prettwiK'u in that particular," —...

...the Royal and Noble Authors, first drew upon him the notice of the North Briton. [" The Scotch are the most accomplished nation in Europe ; the nation...which, if any one country is endowed with a superior partition of sense, I should be inclined to give the preference in that particular."] TO GEORGE MONTAGU,...

...the Royal and Noble Authors, first drew upon him the notice of the North Briton. [" The Scotch are the most accomplished nation in Europe; the nation...which, if any one country is endowed with a superior partition of sense, I should be inclined to give the preference in that part1cular."] TO GEORGE MONTAGU,...

...department of his " Royal and Noble Authors," " I am not enough versed in them to do justice to writers of the most accomplished nation in Europe ; the nation...country is endowed with a superior portion of sense, I .should be inclined to give the preference in that particular." I say, irln'ii we at this distance...