Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalRalph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1817 - Periodicals Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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... supposed by Captain Colnett to be a new discovery of his own , and on that presumption was called by him in his chart Lord Chatham's Isle ; and in like manner an island , of which Cowley had no knowlege , was supposed to be his King ...
... supposed by Captain Colnett to be a new discovery of his own , and on that presumption was called by him in his chart Lord Chatham's Isle ; and in like manner an island , of which Cowley had no knowlege , was supposed to be his King ...
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... supposed would be exacted from him were he ever to return ; notwithstanding all which circum- stances , nothing would occasion him so much gratification as that of seeing once more , prior to his death , the country which gave him birth ...
... supposed would be exacted from him were he ever to return ; notwithstanding all which circum- stances , nothing would occasion him so much gratification as that of seeing once more , prior to his death , the country which gave him birth ...
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... supposed clear prospect of impunity in the distance from Great Britain , and in the circumstance of no other British ship being then in the South Sea . It was not believed by the mutineers that the commander , and those who adhered to ...
... supposed clear prospect of impunity in the distance from Great Britain , and in the circumstance of no other British ship being then in the South Sea . It was not believed by the mutineers that the commander , and those who adhered to ...
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... supposed ; yet we are inclined to think that few considerate and seriously disposed persons would refuse so far to coincide with the right reverend divine , as to place Judaism second in rank ( though most assuredly longissimo ...
... supposed ; yet we are inclined to think that few considerate and seriously disposed persons would refuse so far to coincide with the right reverend divine , as to place Judaism second in rank ( though most assuredly longissimo ...
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... supposed that , in all the numerous transcripts which were made during this long period , no varieties , no errors , should have crept in ? or that , when they had once crept in , they should not have increased and multiplied , and ...
... supposed that , in all the numerous transcripts which were made during this long period , no varieties , no errors , should have crept in ? or that , when they had once crept in , they should not have increased and multiplied , and ...
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