The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1803 |
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... considered as very ample satisfaction . The driver uses neither whip nor spur , but keeps a sharp nail in his hand , with which he pricks the side of the ani- mal in order to quicken his motions . He runs along by his side with the ...
... considered as very ample satisfaction . The driver uses neither whip nor spur , but keeps a sharp nail in his hand , with which he pricks the side of the ani- mal in order to quicken his motions . He runs along by his side with the ...
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... considered ; or a Brief View of the General Cause of the Decline of Empires . Humbly inscribed to the Right Hon . the Earl of Moira . By Henry White . Svo . Is . 6d . Ridgway . " No individual , we are persuaded , will accuse Mr. White ...
... considered ; or a Brief View of the General Cause of the Decline of Empires . Humbly inscribed to the Right Hon . the Earl of Moira . By Henry White . Svo . Is . 6d . Ridgway . " No individual , we are persuaded , will accuse Mr. White ...
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... considered as taking away all its merit arising from other circumstances , such as a great number of examples of every operation , fully and distinctly explained , by which the reader is gradually intro duced into a knowledge of the ...
... considered as taking away all its merit arising from other circumstances , such as a great number of examples of every operation , fully and distinctly explained , by which the reader is gradually intro duced into a knowledge of the ...
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