The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1812 |
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... language was Iberian . Why should Mr. G. fix on Iberia , when he confesses that the origin or basis of the Iberian language is a mere matter of conjec- ture ? He endeavours to trace it to Carthage , thence to Egypt , or Phoenicia , and ...
... language was Iberian . Why should Mr. G. fix on Iberia , when he confesses that the origin or basis of the Iberian language is a mere matter of conjec- ture ? He endeavours to trace it to Carthage , thence to Egypt , or Phoenicia , and ...
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... language is clear , conciliating , and adapted to the comprehension of young minds . In the commencement , the author considers the subject in a philosophic view , assigning reasons for the invention of the several parts of speech in ...
... language is clear , conciliating , and adapted to the comprehension of young minds . In the commencement , the author considers the subject in a philosophic view , assigning reasons for the invention of the several parts of speech in ...
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... languages , and almost invariably used in poetry in every language . A Highlander , in every other instance , singularly cautious of grating your feelings , or alarming your fears , will very gravely ask you where you mean to be buried ...
... languages , and almost invariably used in poetry in every language . A Highlander , in every other instance , singularly cautious of grating your feelings , or alarming your fears , will very gravely ask you where you mean to be buried ...
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