The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 14Philological Society of London, 1788 |
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... learned Parian , or of his elaborate fyltem of Grecian chronology ! There are three objections which may be alledged against the preceding argu- ment . First , as there were many chronologi . cal writers among the ancients , the au ...
... learned Parian , or of his elaborate fyltem of Grecian chronology ! There are three objections which may be alledged against the preceding argu- ment . First , as there were many chronologi . cal writers among the ancients , the au ...
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... learned , and amiable man , whose writings , either uncollected or unpublished by himself , I here form into a third volume of his works , and the me- moirs of whofe life I think it a duty incum- bent on my friendship for him to prefix ...
... learned , and amiable man , whose writings , either uncollected or unpublished by himself , I here form into a third volume of his works , and the me- moirs of whofe life I think it a duty incum- bent on my friendship for him to prefix ...
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... learned obfervations , the Judges were of opinion , that the gleanings were the property of the farmer , as his own productive industry ; and that therefore the poor had no right by law to glean . Mr. Juftice Gould regretted , that he ...
... learned obfervations , the Judges were of opinion , that the gleanings were the property of the farmer , as his own productive industry ; and that therefore the poor had no right by law to glean . Mr. Juftice Gould regretted , that he ...
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Directions on the Reading of Hiſtory | 6 |
Anecdotes of Drs Goldſmith and Kenrick | 10 |
Prologue and Epilogue to the Comedy | 16 |
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