The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1812 |
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... seems to have been rather loosely worn by an author who makes Childe Harold give vent to certain political disgusts ... seem to have deemed sufficient to constitute a resem- blance to him , is not to be found in the pages before us ...
... seems to have been rather loosely worn by an author who makes Childe Harold give vent to certain political disgusts ... seem to have deemed sufficient to constitute a resem- blance to him , is not to be found in the pages before us ...
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... seems to have escaped the attention of the learned advocates for Arianism , that it is the Son of Man , not the Son of God , it is Jesus in his human form , that is spoken of as having been in heaven before . There is no occasion ...
... seems to have escaped the attention of the learned advocates for Arianism , that it is the Son of Man , not the Son of God , it is Jesus in his human form , that is spoken of as having been in heaven before . There is no occasion ...
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... seems to be but little doubt , as several instances are on record ; it is not surprising that the indignation of the Christians should be raised to such a pitch of fury against them . At Norwich , London , and Lincoln , they were ...
... seems to be but little doubt , as several instances are on record ; it is not surprising that the indignation of the Christians should be raised to such a pitch of fury against them . At Norwich , London , and Lincoln , they were ...
Contenido
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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