Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalRalph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1806 - Periodicals Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... called in , after the first had pronounced his work to be complete , he would very probably dispute the propriety of the arrangement , and invcke the Genius , of the Place ( a convenient personage on these occasions ) to justify him in ...
... called in , after the first had pronounced his work to be complete , he would very probably dispute the propriety of the arrangement , and invcke the Genius , of the Place ( a convenient personage on these occasions ) to justify him in ...
Page 312
... called a Hidgra , or Hermaphrodite : but this plate , which fortunately presents nothing discriminating to the eye , might have been suppressed ; together with the description , which is not so modestly attired as the figure . - The ...
... called a Hidgra , or Hermaphrodite : but this plate , which fortunately presents nothing discriminating to the eye , might have been suppressed ; together with the description , which is not so modestly attired as the figure . - The ...
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... called the Crescent Fields , gradually declining into a rich valley , through which the Avon flows towards the Severn , while the distance is closed by a variety of finely wooded and fertile hills , many of which are now ornamented with ...
... called the Crescent Fields , gradually declining into a rich valley , through which the Avon flows towards the Severn , while the distance is closed by a variety of finely wooded and fertile hills , many of which are now ornamented with ...
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