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Pagina 153
... history are te- dious , that the manners are for the most part infipid , and that the characters are generally uninterefting . The first volume opens with an inflated encomium on Ed- ward the Third and his fon the Black Prince ...
... history are te- dious , that the manners are for the most part infipid , and that the characters are generally uninterefting . The first volume opens with an inflated encomium on Ed- ward the Third and his fon the Black Prince ...
Pagina 362
... history are those which have chiefly fupported our literary renown . They have attained a celebrity in Europe which our productions in that kind never enjoyed before ; having been repeatedly tranf- lated into foreign languages , and ...
... history are those which have chiefly fupported our literary renown . They have attained a celebrity in Europe which our productions in that kind never enjoyed before ; having been repeatedly tranf- lated into foreign languages , and ...
Pagina 363
... history must be a compilation : and , happy for the nature of his ta- lents , honeft industry is a more defirable quality in an annalist , than the most florid and active invention . He afpires at no higher praife than that of a ...
... history must be a compilation : and , happy for the nature of his ta- lents , honeft industry is a more defirable quality in an annalist , than the most florid and active invention . He afpires at no higher praife than that of a ...
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