The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... themselves . Catiline , it is faid , was found at a confiderable distance from his friends , mingled amongst his enemies , with a countenance bold and daring in death . It is fomewhat remarkable , that nearly two years fince a writer ...
... themselves . Catiline , it is faid , was found at a confiderable distance from his friends , mingled amongst his enemies , with a countenance bold and daring in death . It is fomewhat remarkable , that nearly two years fince a writer ...
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... themselves to act 1 the part of judges , and to reverse the fentence of the law . The firft chapter accordingly details the law of tithes ; -the second concerns the right to them . Here , very properly declining to infift on the jus ...
... themselves to act 1 the part of judges , and to reverse the fentence of the law . The firft chapter accordingly details the law of tithes ; -the second concerns the right to them . Here , very properly declining to infift on the jus ...
Pàgina 564
... themselves redoubled their efforts for continuing the war ; they wished to weaken the courage of our defenders , by deluding them with the hopes of approaching tranquillity , which they themselves continued to elude by the most eva ...
... themselves redoubled their efforts for continuing the war ; they wished to weaken the courage of our defenders , by deluding them with the hopes of approaching tranquillity , which they themselves continued to elude by the most eva ...
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