The British Critic, Volym 5–6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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... known to Lord Halifax . But it was certain , it feems , that Mr. Tickell was first known to that lord only four months before his death , in May 1715. Whence it feemed to follow , that this first book had been written within or fince ...
... known to Lord Halifax . But it was certain , it feems , that Mr. Tickell was first known to that lord only four months before his death , in May 1715. Whence it feemed to follow , that this first book had been written within or fince ...
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... known to fignify workers , where the language is well known and understood . As when a poor drudge in Harris is were out with labour , the only fure tenure by which he can be allowed to keep his little roof over his head in one place ...
... known to fignify workers , where the language is well known and understood . As when a poor drudge in Harris is were out with labour , the only fure tenure by which he can be allowed to keep his little roof over his head in one place ...
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... known as a book conveying much information . The ancient and modern hiftory of their church was written by the fame Crantz , and tranflated by Benjamin La Trobe ; a man most highly and justly esteemed , not only within the pale of his ...
... known as a book conveying much information . The ancient and modern hiftory of their church was written by the fame Crantz , and tranflated by Benjamin La Trobe ; a man most highly and justly esteemed , not only within the pale of his ...
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