...has at last reluctantly acknowledged, that there " is not any one poem to be found in the Highlands, the same in title and tenor with the poems published by Macpherson ;". who, instead of, discovering an Enrsc epopee of the third century, enjoys the exclusive merit of...

...given by MR. MACPHERSON, in the poems of which he has published the translations. But the COMMITTEE has not been able to obtain any one poem the same in title or tenor with the poems published by him. It is inclined to believe, that he was in use to supply chasms,...

...given by Mr. Macpherson, in the poems of which he has published the translations. Bat the Committee has not been able to obtain any one poem the same in title or tenor with the poems published by him. It is inclined to believe, that he was in use to supply chasms,...

...persons to ohtain." It will he ohserved, that the committee say, that they have " not heen ahle to ohtain any one poem the same in title and tenor with the poems puhlished ;" and this, notwitbstanding the originals left hy Mr. Macpherson for puhlication. The fact...

...instituted a regular inquiry into the subject; and in their report the committee state that they ' have The ancient tribes of the Cults hail their regular bards, even down to a comparatively late period....

...published their Report, with the name of Henry Mackenzie annexed to it as their chairman. The Report states, that ' the Committee had not been able to...one poem the same in title and tenor with the Poems of Ossian.' About the same time was published a splendid edition of "The Poems of Ossian, &c., containing...

...published their Report, with the name of Henry Mackenzie annexed to it as their chairman. The Report states, that ' the Committee had not been able to...one poem the same in title and tenor with the Poems of Ossian.' About the same time was published a splendid edition of 'The Poems of Ossian, &c., containing...

...published their Report, with the name of Henry Mackenzie annexed to it as their chairman. The Report states, that ' the Committee had not been able to obtain any one poem thesame in title and tenor with the Poems of Ossian.' About the same time was published a splendid...

...collection Macpherson had obtained in the form in which he had given it to the public, and that they had not been able to obtain any one poem the same in tenour and title with those he had published :" and this report was after eight years search by members...

...instituted a regular inquiry into the subject; and in their report, the committee state that they ' have q-q h l q l ckV Detached passages, the names of characters and places, with some of the wild imagery characteristic...