The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volumen59R. Griffiths, 1778 |
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... respect to France , he feems to make light of her utmost ef- forts to hurt us ; and he uses every argument to animate our miniftry to a firm and spirited exertion of the power lodged in their hands , to punish the perfidy of that nation ...
... respect to France , he feems to make light of her utmost ef- forts to hurt us ; and he uses every argument to animate our miniftry to a firm and spirited exertion of the power lodged in their hands , to punish the perfidy of that nation ...
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... respect to the pieces contained in the volume before us , the Tranflator acknowledges , as our Correfpondent has above obferved , that he has paffed over compofitions of merit fuperior to those inferted in this volume . But , he adds ...
... respect to the pieces contained in the volume before us , the Tranflator acknowledges , as our Correfpondent has above obferved , that he has paffed over compofitions of merit fuperior to those inferted in this volume . But , he adds ...
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... respect to the candid manner in which Mr. Forfter repaired this injury , when he paffed through the Hague , in his way to Berlin . The note had been fent to him by fome perfons at the Hague , whofe motives and conduct , for their honour ...
... respect to the candid manner in which Mr. Forfter repaired this injury , when he paffed through the Hague , in his way to Berlin . The note had been fent to him by fome perfons at the Hague , whofe motives and conduct , for their honour ...
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