The European Magazine, and London Review, Band 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... appears this Crofs was a central point , from which , at that period , these roads diverged ; it was called the Smith , " from a custom which probably had its origin during the Interregnum , ( when many of thefe vestiges of the piety of ...
... appears this Crofs was a central point , from which , at that period , these roads diverged ; it was called the Smith , " from a custom which probably had its origin during the Interregnum , ( when many of thefe vestiges of the piety of ...
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... appears a ftu- pendous effort of the human mind , in which we fee all the brilliancy , variety , and vivacity of the imagina . tion , ftimulated by genius , affifted by learning , and , under the guidance of art , forming a compofition ...
... appears a ftu- pendous effort of the human mind , in which we fee all the brilliancy , variety , and vivacity of the imagina . tion , ftimulated by genius , affifted by learning , and , under the guidance of art , forming a compofition ...
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appears , as has before heen hinted , to have been the defign of Mr. G. to bring every thing that happened in the age of the Bard before the eye of the reader , and , whether he faw them or did not fee them , as there are many things in ...
appears , as has before heen hinted , to have been the defign of Mr. G. to bring every thing that happened in the age of the Bard before the eye of the reader , and , whether he faw them or did not fee them , as there are many things in ...
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European Magazine | 7 |
Story of Dick the Negro | 18 |
Some Account of Henry Bracken | 26 |
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