The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1813 |
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... favour to which Farinelli arrived . He regularly sung every evening to the King the same airs , was rewarded with a pension of 2,000l . per annum , besides continual presents from their Catholic Majesties ; and was no less noticed by ...
... favour to which Farinelli arrived . He regularly sung every evening to the King the same airs , was rewarded with a pension of 2,000l . per annum , besides continual presents from their Catholic Majesties ; and was no less noticed by ...
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... favour , he exerted the same ingenuity to avoid , as others employ to gain a share of political influence . But with all his caution , he could not always resist the flattery of sovereigns , and the importunities of ministers , particu ...
... favour , he exerted the same ingenuity to avoid , as others employ to gain a share of political influence . But with all his caution , he could not always resist the flattery of sovereigns , and the importunities of ministers , particu ...
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... favour , respecting the professorship of Natural History in this College . This science has always been my favourite study ; and I have even composed a set of Lectures on the subject , because my friend Dr. Ramsay never taught a regular ...
... favour , respecting the professorship of Natural History in this College . This science has always been my favourite study ; and I have even composed a set of Lectures on the subject , because my friend Dr. Ramsay never taught a regular ...
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