The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 20Philological Society of London, 1791 |
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Side 207
... appear to be indebted to the unwearied affiduity of Sir George One- fiphorus Paul . That gentleman has fhewn himself an able coadjutor to the celebrated Mr. Howard , and deferves to be mention- ed with no fmall degree of eulogium for ...
... appear to be indebted to the unwearied affiduity of Sir George One- fiphorus Paul . That gentleman has fhewn himself an able coadjutor to the celebrated Mr. Howard , and deferves to be mention- ed with no fmall degree of eulogium for ...
Side 295
... appearing to confent to the diffolution of the Monarchy , you should appear to diminish your perfonal right to the affiftance of all Monarchs , and if you feemed to with- draw yourself from the cause of Sovereigns , by confecrating a ...
... appearing to confent to the diffolution of the Monarchy , you should appear to diminish your perfonal right to the affiftance of all Monarchs , and if you feemed to with- draw yourself from the cause of Sovereigns , by confecrating a ...
Side 432
... appear to have been any relative inequality between then , much lefs any real excefs of population . Though her city was crouded with ftran- gers ; though her populace was fed at the Treafury ; though the lives of the Roman people ...
... appear to have been any relative inequality between then , much lefs any real excefs of population . Though her city was crouded with ftran- gers ; though her populace was fed at the Treafury ; though the lives of the Roman people ...
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