The European Magazine, and London Review, Band 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... author of this compilation afferts , contained no arti- cles of Faith , and is confined folely to practical piety . Under this idea , it will not be matter of furprize that Seventeen editions , in different fizes , of this New Duty of ...
... author of this compilation afferts , contained no arti- cles of Faith , and is confined folely to practical piety . Under this idea , it will not be matter of furprize that Seventeen editions , in different fizes , of this New Duty of ...
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... Author follows the French Revolution to its first effects in Britain ; where , its fpecific nature not being well understood , it was gene- rally approved as a change from an ab- folute to a free government . Parliament having met , the ...
... Author follows the French Revolution to its first effects in Britain ; where , its fpecific nature not being well understood , it was gene- rally approved as a change from an ab- folute to a free government . Parliament having met , the ...
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... Author to offer it to the London Managers ; when , notwithstanding all the influence ex- erted in its favour , it was refused by Mr. Garrick . It was accepted by Mr. Rich , and acted the first time at Covent Garden , the 14th March 1757 ...
... Author to offer it to the London Managers ; when , notwithstanding all the influence ex- erted in its favour , it was refused by Mr. Garrick . It was accepted by Mr. Rich , and acted the first time at Covent Garden , the 14th March 1757 ...
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European Magazine | 7 |
Story of Dick the Negro | 18 |
Some Account of Henry Bracken | 26 |
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