The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 |
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... readers may be invited to enjoy the beautiful fictions with which it is fo eminently enriched . He does not make a partial and unmeaning difplay of fables , fen- timents , or descriptions , which , by being violently taken from their ...
... readers may be invited to enjoy the beautiful fictions with which it is fo eminently enriched . He does not make a partial and unmeaning difplay of fables , fen- timents , or descriptions , which , by being violently taken from their ...
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... readers a sketch of its execution , and fome little information refpecting the rural affairs of France , as they are connected , or may be compared , with thofe of England . Extent of France . After difplaying much reading on this ...
... readers a sketch of its execution , and fome little information refpecting the rural affairs of France , as they are connected , or may be compared , with thofe of England . Extent of France . After difplaying much reading on this ...
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... readers a sketch of its execution , and fome little information respecting the rural affairs of France , as they are connected , or may be compared , with those of England . Extent of France . After difplaying much reading on this ...
... readers a sketch of its execution , and fome little information respecting the rural affairs of France , as they are connected , or may be compared , with those of England . Extent of France . After difplaying much reading on this ...
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