Annual Register, Volumen8Edmund Burke 1765 |
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Edmund Burke. ers , have effaced these fair ftrokes of nature . It would feem , as if nature had fixed upon Greece , as the chief region of beauty , and given its climate a peculiar influ- ence on the human form , fince the human species ...
Edmund Burke. ers , have effaced these fair ftrokes of nature . It would feem , as if nature had fixed upon Greece , as the chief region of beauty , and given its climate a peculiar influ- ence on the human form , fince the human species ...
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... nature , are many of a serious , and many of a very oppofite caft ; many panegyrical , and many faty . rical . In fome of the latter , the dean has fuffered his wit to out- run his good nature and regard to decency ; and it is for this ...
... nature , are many of a serious , and many of a very oppofite caft ; many panegyrical , and many faty . rical . In fome of the latter , the dean has fuffered his wit to out- run his good nature and regard to decency ; and it is for this ...
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... nature predominate over accident ; and if he preferves the effential character , is not very careful of diftinctions fuperinduced and ad- ventitious . His ftory requires Romans or kings , but he thinks only on men . He knew that Rome ...
... nature predominate over accident ; and if he preferves the effential character , is not very careful of diftinctions fuperinduced and ad- ventitious . His ftory requires Romans or kings , but he thinks only on men . He knew that Rome ...
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Memoirs of Mrs Johnson the celebrated Stella of Dean Swift drawn | 15 |
Obfervations on very good eatable mushrooms produced by a fort of stone | 101 |
Curious obfervations on the fmell and bath of the earth | 107 |
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