BROOK IANA. VOL. I. " IT may be juftly said, that all the writings of Brooke, breathe the pureft fpirit of liberty and piety; they are calculated to lift man out of meannefs and dejection, to foothe him with a profpect of native excellence, to drive fervile fear at a diftance, to enlarge and ennoble his soul, and to infpire him with sublime and celeftial ideas that bear him far above the human state." DrSpratt. Printed for Richard Phillips, 71.S.Pauls Church Yard. by Lewis & Roden, Paternoster row. 1804. |
