The European Magazine, and London Review, Band 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... respect to the metropolis , per- haps no parish has felt the advantages of extended commerce and increased population in fo great a degree as St. Mary - le - Bone . It appears from a state- ment of the number of its houses about the ...
... respect to the metropolis , per- haps no parish has felt the advantages of extended commerce and increased population in fo great a degree as St. Mary - le - Bone . It appears from a state- ment of the number of its houses about the ...
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... respect to the polite arts and works of imagination ; and yet there are really few metaphorical terms which can bet ... respects , that , I prefume , no one poffeffed of them both can cri- tically comprehend the nature and varying ...
... respect to the polite arts and works of imagination ; and yet there are really few metaphorical terms which can bet ... respects , that , I prefume , no one poffeffed of them both can cri- tically comprehend the nature and varying ...
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... respecting persons Blair the trouper , and his horse , adventures in , 8 Dick the Negro , ftory of , 18 Buswell , James , Esq . two letters from , 335 , Dictionaries , Latin , account of , 246 336 Dollars , Spanish , turned into Engl.th ...
... respecting persons Blair the trouper , and his horse , adventures in , 8 Dick the Negro , ftory of , 18 Buswell , James , Esq . two letters from , 335 , Dictionaries , Latin , account of , 246 336 Dollars , Spanish , turned into Engl.th ...
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European Magazine | 7 |
Story of Dick the Negro | 18 |
Some Account of Henry Bracken | 26 |
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