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Pagina 46
... contains his account of the trial and execution of Jerome of Prague ; and we shall extract the greater part of this letter , as a specimen both of Poggio's epistolary manner , and of Mr. Shepherd's style of translation : " Many things ...
... contains his account of the trial and execution of Jerome of Prague ; and we shall extract the greater part of this letter , as a specimen both of Poggio's epistolary manner , and of Mr. Shepherd's style of translation : " Many things ...
Pagina 53
... contains , amongst a number of pieces of merit , some stories , in which we look in vain for the pungency of wit . When however we are inclined to condemn Poggio as guilty of the crime of chronicling a dull joke , we should remember ...
... contains , amongst a number of pieces of merit , some stories , in which we look in vain for the pungency of wit . When however we are inclined to condemn Poggio as guilty of the crime of chronicling a dull joke , we should remember ...
Pagina 507
... contains a description of this im- pregnable rock , and of its celebrated siege , concluding with a short discussion of the importance of this fortress to Eng- land : The utility of Gibraltar to England , especially since this power has ...
... contains a description of this im- pregnable rock , and of its celebrated siege , concluding with a short discussion of the importance of this fortress to Eng- land : The utility of Gibraltar to England , especially since this power has ...
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