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Page 104
In the first idea he is supported by many great authorities , but the second opinion
appears to us altogether novel . ... is already published affords a sufficient
specimen , we are obliged to contess that this specimen does not appear to us
very ...
In the first idea he is supported by many great authorities , but the second opinion
appears to us altogether novel . ... is already published affords a sufficient
specimen , we are obliged to contess that this specimen does not appear to us
very ...
Page 289
It appears to us that Mr. B. has not viewed this subject in all its bearings , and has
not exercised on it that deep reflection ... it would appear that he is fully aware of
the consequence of elevating one religion above another in point of worldly ad ...
It appears to us that Mr. B. has not viewed this subject in all its bearings , and has
not exercised on it that deep reflection ... it would appear that he is fully aware of
the consequence of elevating one religion above another in point of worldly ad ...
Page 331
Mr. D. appears to have possessed great powers of discrimination , and
considerable talents for delineation . His directions to young painters , contained
in the Essays and Instructions , are clear and perspicuous , so far as they are
confined ...
Mr. D. appears to have possessed great powers of discrimination , and
considerable talents for delineation . His directions to young painters , contained
in the Essays and Instructions , are clear and perspicuous , so far as they are
confined ...
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