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... conducted his readers at laft to Coatham ** , a bathing place in the north of Yorkshire - He is , as ufual , original and amufing ; and if he fhould wind up his authorship by a genuine and equally undifguifed fketch of his own long life ...
... conducted his readers at laft to Coatham ** , a bathing place in the north of Yorkshire - He is , as ufual , original and amufing ; and if he fhould wind up his authorship by a genuine and equally undifguifed fketch of his own long life ...
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... conduct ; faying , that God judged the heart , and not the outward form . ' P. 88 . Mr. Dibdin's opinion of Herbert's work is thus ex- preffed- " He who looks into the Typographical Antiquities of Great Britain , ( as edited by Herbert ) ...
... conduct ; faying , that God judged the heart , and not the outward form . ' P. 88 . Mr. Dibdin's opinion of Herbert's work is thus ex- preffed- " He who looks into the Typographical Antiquities of Great Britain , ( as edited by Herbert ) ...
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... conducted in the manner fuppofed by the Edinburgh Reviewers , not being a revolutionary movement of the lower orders only against the higher , but a national act , fimilar to our Revolution in 1688 . Some paffages from the Review in ...
... conducted in the manner fuppofed by the Edinburgh Reviewers , not being a revolutionary movement of the lower orders only against the higher , but a national act , fimilar to our Revolution in 1688 . Some paffages from the Review in ...
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... conduct of the Houfe of Commons on that occafion is ably and ( to us ) fatisfactorily defended . Some animadverfions on the incon fiftency and tergiverfation of Cobbett and the Edinburgh Reviewers conclude this part of the fubject . In ...
... conduct of the Houfe of Commons on that occafion is ably and ( to us ) fatisfactorily defended . Some animadverfions on the incon fiftency and tergiverfation of Cobbett and the Edinburgh Reviewers conclude this part of the fubject . In ...
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... conduct he enumerates feveral inftances during the time of the prefent adminiftration , among which the vehement oppofition to the Orders in Council , retaliating on Bonaparte and his vaffal ftates his outrageous blockading Decrees ...
... conduct he enumerates feveral inftances during the time of the prefent adminiftration , among which the vehement oppofition to the Orders in Council , retaliating on Bonaparte and his vaffal ftates his outrageous blockading Decrees ...
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