The English Review, Or, An Abstract of English and Foreign Literature, Volume 14J. Murray, 1789 |
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Pagina 17
... nature of the ecclefiaftical government of Rome , 616-618 . This chapter of more than fifty - pages , is merely a military cheft of the old Romans , a paymafter's hoard of brass farthings . The only parts , that can attract our atten ...
... nature of the ecclefiaftical government of Rome , 616-618 . This chapter of more than fifty - pages , is merely a military cheft of the old Romans , a paymafter's hoard of brass farthings . The only parts , that can attract our atten ...
Pagina 21
... nature we could be more particular . Yet we have done full enough , to tempt the curiofity or to urge the zel of others . And we doubt not , but the more Mr. Gibbon is followed clofely through all his quotations and references , he will ...
... nature we could be more particular . Yet we have done full enough , to tempt the curiofity or to urge the zel of others . And we doubt not , but the more Mr. Gibbon is followed clofely through all his quotations and references , he will ...
Pagina 30
... nature , that they hardly deferve to be mentioned . The first of the letters is dated from Falmouth , the 30th of Auguft , 1785 , and the correspondence is continued , at intervals , to within one day of a complete twelvemonth from that ...
... nature , that they hardly deferve to be mentioned . The first of the letters is dated from Falmouth , the 30th of Auguft , 1785 , and the correspondence is continued , at intervals , to within one day of a complete twelvemonth from that ...
Pagina 39
... nature and defign` of each gospel , and the character and fituation of its author , they will commonly point out the reason why he is general or more di- ftinct in his narration , brief in one article and copious in another ; why he ...
... nature and defign` of each gospel , and the character and fituation of its author , they will commonly point out the reason why he is general or more di- ftinct in his narration , brief in one article and copious in another ; why he ...
Pagina 41
... natural , and often confifts in fomething fo minute and infignificant in itself , as to exclude all fufpicion of ... nature of the evidence will admit . Fortunately the exact date of this gofpel is not of very great confequence ; for ...
... natural , and often confifts in fomething fo minute and infignificant in itself , as to exclude all fufpicion of ... nature of the evidence will admit . Fortunately the exact date of this gofpel is not of very great confequence ; for ...
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Pagina 263 - An Account of the principal Lazarettos in Europe ; with various Papers relative to the Plague ! together with further observations on some Foreign Prisons and Hospitals, and additional Remarks on the present state of those in Great Britain and Ireland.
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