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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... given , or will be given , to imaginary or real beings , must bear a reference to Noah and his ark . What could not be proved by appellatives from this curious operation ? George , the name of our gracious sovereign , ( God bless him ...
... given , or will be given , to imaginary or real beings , must bear a reference to Noah and his ark . What could not be proved by appellatives from this curious operation ? George , the name of our gracious sovereign , ( God bless him ...
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... given of the effects of the navigation act , politically and commercially considered . We shall have occa sion hereafter to advert to one or two misconceptions under which he laboured , and which affect the system itself for which we ...
... given of the effects of the navigation act , politically and commercially considered . We shall have occa sion hereafter to advert to one or two misconceptions under which he laboured , and which affect the system itself for which we ...
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... given by Mr. Gell's researches , Respecting the discovery of the bronze figure of Minerva in a tumulus near Yenicheyr , first announced ( with great confi dence ) by M. Chevalier , we have a distinct narration given in Dallaway's ...
... given by Mr. Gell's researches , Respecting the discovery of the bronze figure of Minerva in a tumulus near Yenicheyr , first announced ( with great confi dence ) by M. Chevalier , we have a distinct narration given in Dallaway's ...
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