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Page 54
All the branches of our antiquities , as they respect our history and constitution ,
invite farther la bour ; and our rival neighbours have set us an example in this
respect , by which we have yet to profit . The subject of the volume before us ...
All the branches of our antiquities , as they respect our history and constitution ,
invite farther la bour ; and our rival neighbours have set us an example in this
respect , by which we have yet to profit . The subject of the volume before us ...
Page 209
These observations are rather general than practical , and seem principally
intended to controvert Sir Robert Wilson's unfavour . able sentiments respecting
the Volunteer establishment . The author writes like a man of sense and a
gentleman ...
These observations are rather general than practical , and seem principally
intended to controvert Sir Robert Wilson's unfavour . able sentiments respecting
the Volunteer establishment . The author writes like a man of sense and a
gentleman ...
Page 225
W hen we last paid our respects to the memoirs published by this truly
philosophic Society , we introduced our report of ... custom to range under distinct
classes , by the account of a communication which stood single in respect to its
nature .
W hen we last paid our respects to the memoirs published by this truly
philosophic Society , we introduced our report of ... custom to range under distinct
classes , by the account of a communication which stood single in respect to its
nature .
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