The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1805 |
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... former will always be effectually aided by the concurrent operation of many others . That the Roman Catholic religion , under its present circumstances , will continue to gain ground on the Protestant religion , in Ireland , is I think ...
... former will always be effectually aided by the concurrent operation of many others . That the Roman Catholic religion , under its present circumstances , will continue to gain ground on the Protestant religion , in Ireland , is I think ...
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... former exceeds the latter in the exact ness with which his conceptions are embodied , the latter often presents pictures to the imagination which the former cannot express by the utmost force of his art . The painter can only catch a ...
... former exceeds the latter in the exact ness with which his conceptions are embodied , the latter often presents pictures to the imagination which the former cannot express by the utmost force of his art . The painter can only catch a ...
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... former footing , or he must reckon on constant war : but it is clear , he adds , that he has adopted the latter alternative . Loans he cannot make , nor is it in his power to impose any new productive taxes . - If the accounts of this ...
... former footing , or he must reckon on constant war : but it is clear , he adds , that he has adopted the latter alternative . Loans he cannot make , nor is it in his power to impose any new productive taxes . - If the accounts of this ...
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