The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 |
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... first characters of his age , the great- eft ftatesman , the moft polite and accomplished man that Ireland ever knew , cannot but be highly acceptable . Touching this laft part of his character , it has been remarked by many English ...
... first characters of his age , the great- eft ftatesman , the moft polite and accomplished man that Ireland ever knew , cannot but be highly acceptable . Touching this laft part of his character , it has been remarked by many English ...
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... first measure followed the fame law , we can find the expanfion in the first minute ( at the end of which the first meafure was taken ) by con- tinuing back the progreffion , or multiplying 6 , 3 by 2 , 8 , which gives 17 , 7 for the ...
... first measure followed the fame law , we can find the expanfion in the first minute ( at the end of which the first meafure was taken ) by con- tinuing back the progreffion , or multiplying 6 , 3 by 2 , 8 , which gives 17 , 7 for the ...
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... first volume was begun , and that it was expected that a volume would be ready to be delivered to fubfcribers every fucceeding Leipfic fair ; beginning with the delivery of the first at the fair in Eafter next and that as each volume ...
... first volume was begun , and that it was expected that a volume would be ready to be delivered to fubfcribers every fucceeding Leipfic fair ; beginning with the delivery of the first at the fair in Eafter next and that as each volume ...
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