The European Magazine, and London Review, Հատոր 10Philological Society of London, 1786 |
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... must refer ; with this observation , that if the General has merited a peerage , furely his Commislary - General and his confidential friend may expect a baronetage added to his pension . In this , however , we may be mistaken ; for the ...
... must refer ; with this observation , that if the General has merited a peerage , furely his Commislary - General and his confidential friend may expect a baronetage added to his pension . In this , however , we may be mistaken ; for the ...
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... must be the best judge of the wants and necessi- ties of his fon , which are real and which imaginary ; which of his expences are laudable and praife - worthy , and which are imprudent , unwarrantable , and reprehen- fible ...
... must be the best judge of the wants and necessi- ties of his fon , which are real and which imaginary ; which of his expences are laudable and praife - worthy , and which are imprudent , unwarrantable , and reprehen- fible ...
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... must ever give me the highest fatisfaction ; as must also the previous re- folution of the 16th January 1762 , by the commiffioners appointed by Parliament , as to my whole conduct in that business . " And shortly after these my ...
... must ever give me the highest fatisfaction ; as must also the previous re- folution of the 16th January 1762 , by the commiffioners appointed by Parliament , as to my whole conduct in that business . " And shortly after these my ...
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... must be founded . In defcribing the advantages of Alcibiades , which enabled him to act so illustrious a part in the Republic , it would have been less forcible to say simply , that he was allied to Pericles , than to distinguish those ...
... must be founded . In defcribing the advantages of Alcibiades , which enabled him to act so illustrious a part in the Republic , it would have been less forcible to say simply , that he was allied to Pericles , than to distinguish those ...
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... must that man be , who mutilates an author's words , and then renders him aufwerable for faults which are only to be found in his own ill - natured and false mif - representation ? 66 3. According to this critic , Dr. G.'s style is ...
... must that man be , who mutilates an author's words , and then renders him aufwerable for faults which are only to be found in his own ill - natured and false mif - representation ? 66 3. According to this critic , Dr. G.'s style is ...
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