Monthly Review; Or New Literary Journal, Volume 2R. Griffiths., 1749 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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... Hiftory of Algiers 461 497 342 238 Efay on the Harmony of profaic Numbers 68. On Mar- riage 104. On Milton's Use and Imitation of the Moderns 239. On the Priesthood 339. On the national Debt 247. On the Senses Extract of Wesley's ...
... Hiftory of Algiers 461 497 342 238 Efay on the Harmony of profaic Numbers 68. On Mar- riage 104. On Milton's Use and Imitation of the Moderns 239. On the Priesthood 339. On the national Debt 247. On the Senses Extract of Wesley's ...
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... hiftory of M. de Cinq Mars , master of the horfe to Lewis XIII . and of M. de Thou , fon to the famous French historian . II . The hiftory of the Marchionefs de Gange , who was barbarously affaffinated , anno 1667 , by her hus- band's ...
... hiftory of M. de Cinq Mars , master of the horfe to Lewis XIII . and of M. de Thou , fon to the famous French historian . II . The hiftory of the Marchionefs de Gange , who was barbarously affaffinated , anno 1667 , by her hus- band's ...
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... hiftory of England with this work of Milton , as the best draught of those early times , and his style is freer and easier than in most of his other works , more plain and fimple , and better fuited to the nature of hiftory , has enough ...
... hiftory of England with this work of Milton , as the best draught of those early times , and his style is freer and easier than in most of his other works , more plain and fimple , and better fuited to the nature of hiftory , has enough ...
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