The British Critic, Volym 19–20F. and C. Rivington, 1802 |
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... manner in which Mr. Rhodes adapts Juvenal's ideas to modern circumftances , and fuch are the ad- vantages to be derived from his new fyftem of translation ! The whole of this Satire is of a piece with what we have quoted . In the ...
... manner in which Mr. Rhodes adapts Juvenal's ideas to modern circumftances , and fuch are the ad- vantages to be derived from his new fyftem of translation ! The whole of this Satire is of a piece with what we have quoted . In the ...
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... manner now as it did in the days of Juvenal . Mr. Rhodes thinks that his politics require fome apology . We think fo too - and would charitably look for it , where truth requires , in his imbecillity . Well would it be for him , if the ...
... manner now as it did in the days of Juvenal . Mr. Rhodes thinks that his politics require fome apology . We think fo too - and would charitably look for it , where truth requires , in his imbecillity . Well would it be for him , if the ...
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... manner described by Jofephus ; and which were planted on the walls or mounds , of fuch camps as this at Chesterford , and together with battering rams , used in befieging towns , were , as the accurate observer informs us , fuch as ...
... manner described by Jofephus ; and which were planted on the walls or mounds , of fuch camps as this at Chesterford , and together with battering rams , used in befieging towns , were , as the accurate observer informs us , fuch as ...
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Lectures view of Sunday evening | 39 |
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