Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, 第 108 卷Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1825 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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... seems to take pleasure in doing justice to her amiable character . But , ' he observes , ' modern writers have attributed to her much of which she seems to have been ignorant . The beautiful language which they put into her mouth ; her ...
... seems to take pleasure in doing justice to her amiable character . But , ' he observes , ' modern writers have attributed to her much of which she seems to have been ignorant . The beautiful language which they put into her mouth ; her ...
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... seems far distant , for we may infer from Major Laing , that even our missionaries seem afraid of preaching by ex- ample , lest it should be thought they hold heretical opinions concerning the merit of good works . It has happened to ...
... seems far distant , for we may infer from Major Laing , that even our missionaries seem afraid of preaching by ex- ample , lest it should be thought they hold heretical opinions concerning the merit of good works . It has happened to ...
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... seems in every respect well qualified . The volume of Travels in Western Africa by Major Gray , contains an account of three unsuccessful expeditions to reach the Niger from the Rio Numez , the Gambia , and the Senegal rivers . The ...
... seems in every respect well qualified . The volume of Travels in Western Africa by Major Gray , contains an account of three unsuccessful expeditions to reach the Niger from the Rio Numez , the Gambia , and the Senegal rivers . The ...
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... seem to have wholly escaped the critical researches of M. Sismondi . There is no island in the Mediterranean which has under- gone a greater number of vicissitudes than Corsica . Originally planted by the Phocæans about four hundred and ...
... seem to have wholly escaped the critical researches of M. Sismondi . There is no island in the Mediterranean which has under- gone a greater number of vicissitudes than Corsica . Originally planted by the Phocæans about four hundred and ...
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... seem to bestow a great deal of pains . The women dress generally like the Italian and Spanish peasantry . They are enthusiastically at- tached to their religion , but they seem to have paid little at- tention to that most essential ...
... seem to bestow a great deal of pains . The women dress generally like the Italian and Spanish peasantry . They are enthusiastically at- tached to their religion , but they seem to have paid little at- tention to that most essential ...
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