The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 |
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... learned of the prefent century , which undertake to exhibit an account of the herefies of the primitive church , are replete with the moft egregious blunders . Yet , notwithstanding the grande fupercilium with which he treats modern ...
... learned of the prefent century , which undertake to exhibit an account of the herefies of the primitive church , are replete with the moft egregious blunders . Yet , notwithstanding the grande fupercilium with which he treats modern ...
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... learned , ( and every editor ought to believe at leaft as much , ) let him converfe in the common language of the learned : -but when an author writes on a fubject of learning chiefly for the benefit of his countrymen , let him compofe ...
... learned , ( and every editor ought to believe at leaft as much , ) let him converfe in the common language of the learned : -but when an author writes on a fubject of learning chiefly for the benefit of his countrymen , let him compofe ...
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... learned ; or at leaft would admire the fplendour and dignity of the style . And yet it is well known , that he praised in Cowley the eafe and unaffected structure of the fentences . Cowley may be placed at the head of those who ...
... learned ; or at leaft would admire the fplendour and dignity of the style . And yet it is well known , that he praised in Cowley the eafe and unaffected structure of the fentences . Cowley may be placed at the head of those who ...
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