The English Review, Or, An Abstract of English and Foreign Literature, Bind 5J. Murray, 1785 |
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... continued 99 New Annual Register The Children's Friend i Dr. Horfley and Mr. Badcock's Letters to Dr.Priestley , concluded 105 England's Alarm The Patriot , a Tragedy Fleurettes Odes , by the Rev. F. Hoyland The Looking Glafs The ...
... continued 99 New Annual Register The Children's Friend i Dr. Horfley and Mr. Badcock's Letters to Dr.Priestley , concluded 105 England's Alarm The Patriot , a Tragedy Fleurettes Odes , by the Rev. F. Hoyland The Looking Glafs The ...
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... continued in our next . ] ART . II . Sermons preached before the University of Oxford , in the Year 1784 , at the Lecture founded by the Rev. John Bampton , M. A. a late Canon of Salisbury . By Jofeph White , B. D. Fellow of Wadham ...
... continued in our next . ] ART . II . Sermons preached before the University of Oxford , in the Year 1784 , at the Lecture founded by the Rev. John Bampton , M. A. a late Canon of Salisbury . By Jofeph White , B. D. Fellow of Wadham ...
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... continued . ] ART . V. The Hiftory of Lord Belford and Mifs Sophia Woodley : in a Series of Letters . 3 vols 1 2mo . 9s . Noble . 1784 . HIS hiftory has a diftant refemblance to the old ro- mance of Sir Charles Grandison and Miss ...
... continued . ] ART . V. The Hiftory of Lord Belford and Mifs Sophia Woodley : in a Series of Letters . 3 vols 1 2mo . 9s . Noble . 1784 . HIS hiftory has a diftant refemblance to the old ro- mance of Sir Charles Grandison and Miss ...
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... continued with ample powers , though wifely circumfcribed in its jurifdiction , is plainly this ; That , in every age , the British fubjects refident in India be protect- ed , yet governed , by British laws ; and that the natives of ...
... continued with ample powers , though wifely circumfcribed in its jurifdiction , is plainly this ; That , in every age , the British fubjects refident in India be protect- ed , yet governed , by British laws ; and that the natives of ...
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... continued two or three years , and then removed to the inns of court ; and May 10 , 1618 , received the honour of knighthood from King James I. was elected reprefentative for the borough of Newport in Cornwall to the laft parliament of ...
... continued two or three years , and then removed to the inns of court ; and May 10 , 1618 , received the honour of knighthood from King James I. was elected reprefentative for the borough of Newport in Cornwall to the laft parliament of ...
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