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Pàgina 28
... worth little to the poffeffor ; and if we assume to ourselves the licence of
planting and felling trees , cleaving mountains , and bending rivers , what is to
deter us , when depicting the human form , from amending in it whatever we think
faulty ?
... worth little to the poffeffor ; and if we assume to ourselves the licence of
planting and felling trees , cleaving mountains , and bending rivers , what is to
deter us , when depicting the human form , from amending in it whatever we think
faulty ?
Pàgina 76
What policy could be looked for in the councils of nock legislators , whose
greatest pride it is to insult and trample under foot all that is important in human
society , all that is venerable and facred in the estimation of man ! What respect
for the ...
What policy could be looked for in the councils of nock legislators , whose
greatest pride it is to insult and trample under foot all that is important in human
society , all that is venerable and facred in the estimation of man ! What respect
for the ...
Pàgina 100
... of the human soul . His method is Socratic , but his execution is not attic . On
the contrary , there is such a peculiar clumsiness and courseness in the manner ,
that we should not need to be told it was translated from the German ; for though
...
... of the human soul . His method is Socratic , but his execution is not attic . On
the contrary , there is such a peculiar clumsiness and courseness in the manner ,
that we should not need to be told it was translated from the German ; for though
...
Pàgina 148
That one effect of an impure atmosphere , on the human body , is to produce
spasms and convulsions . 62 . That all young creatures , and especially infants
within nine days after birth , suffer inost severely by such a noxious cause ; and ...
That one effect of an impure atmosphere , on the human body , is to produce
spasms and convulsions . 62 . That all young creatures , and especially infants
within nine days after birth , suffer inost severely by such a noxious cause ; and ...
Pàgina 211
About that period the Gal lowglass , or foot foldier , was dressed in a long shirt of
mail down to the calf of his leg , with a broad axe in his hand ; these shirts were
stained with saffron or human urine . The Kerns were light armed infantry , with ...
About that period the Gal lowglass , or foot foldier , was dressed in a long shirt of
mail down to the calf of his leg , with a broad axe in his hand ; these shirts were
stained with saffron or human urine . The Kerns were light armed infantry , with ...
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Informació bibliogràfica
| Títol | The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, Volum 11 |
| Editor | Tobias Smollett |
| Col·laboradors | Richard Baldwin, Archibald Hamilton |
| Editor | R[ichard]. Baldwin, at the Rose in Pater-noster-Row, 1794 |
| Original de | Universitat d’Oxford |
| Digitalitzat el | 11 Març 2008 |
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