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... give a fac simile of the French engraving . ' Again ; M. Lavater having remarked on a portrait purport- ing to be a head of Christ , supposed by him to be a creation of Mr. Fuseli's imagination , that " there is no subject , even to a ...
... give a fac simile of the French engraving . ' Again ; M. Lavater having remarked on a portrait purport- ing to be a head of Christ , supposed by him to be a creation of Mr. Fuseli's imagination , that " there is no subject , even to a ...
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... give effect to the processions and ceremonies of that religion which prevailed at the time of their erection . Mr. Dallaway regards the first Christian churches in Rome as being the archetype of Saxon architecture ; -he marks the dif ...
... give effect to the processions and ceremonies of that religion which prevailed at the time of their erection . Mr. Dallaway regards the first Christian churches in Rome as being the archetype of Saxon architecture ; -he marks the dif ...
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... give offence to chirurgical readers , we have perused it with great satisfaction on the whole . Its leading doctrines are sound and useful ; and for the sake of truths boldly announced , we are disposed to for- give some failings in the ...
... give offence to chirurgical readers , we have perused it with great satisfaction on the whole . Its leading doctrines are sound and useful ; and for the sake of truths boldly announced , we are disposed to for- give some failings in the ...
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Abridgement of Modern Determinations | 30 |
Pen Art of making | 49 |
Actor Defence of that Profession 384 | 56 |
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