...explanation, and elegance of method, in a treatise entitled Hermes, by James H an is, Esq. the most beautiful example of analysis that has been exhibited since the days of Aristotle." — We are informed, by the present noble editor, ' that what first led his father to a deep and accurate...

...edgesuncut, 16s. (pub. £3. 13s. 6d.) 1801 Bishop Lowth, in speaking of the Hermes by Harris, says " it is the most beautiful and perfect example of analysis...that has been exhibited since the days of Aristotle." 2726 HARRIS' (Rev. J.) Mammon, or Covetousness the Sin of the Christian Church, Svo. cloth, 2s. 1836...

...concerning Universal Grammar ;** (which bishop Lowth, in the preface to his " English Grammar," calls the most beautiful and perfect example of analysis that has been exhibited since the days of AMI» totle,} " Philosophical Arrangements;" and " Philological Enquiries." HARRISON (JOHN) a mo»t...

...explication, and elegance of method, in a treatise entitled Hermes, by James Harris, esq. the most beautiful example of analysis that has been exhibited since the days of Aristotle." What first led Mr. Harris to a deep and accurate consideration of the principles of universal grammar*...

...explication, and elegance of method, in a treatise entitled Hermes, by James Harris, esq. the most beautiful example of analysis that has been exhibited since the days of -Aristotle." What first led Mr. Harris to a deep and accurate consideration of the principles of universal grammar,...

...a marble slab, erected to the memory of the late James Harris, Esq. author of The Hermes, (declared by Bishop Lowth to be the most beautiful and perfect...that has been exhibited since the days of Aristotle) ; it was decorated by a medallion head, and a neat classical inscription. He was a studious man —...

...acuteness of investigation, perspicuity of explication, and elegance of method. It is,' adds the Doctor, ' the most beautiful and perfect example of analysis...that has been exhibited since the days of Aristotle.' — Dr. Lowth's ' Grammar' is a highly interesting and valuable production ; and although the most...

...concerning Universal Grammar." Of this work, bishop Lowth speaks very highly ; and adds, " This is the most beautiful and perfect example of analysis,...that has been exhibited since the days of Aristotle." HAWKESWORTH, John, — a celebrated English writer, wa* born in 1715. He was brought up to a mechanical...

...in the Preface to his Short Introduction to English Grammar, gives the following character : " It is the most beautiful and perfect example of analysis...that has been exhibited since the days of Aristotle ; the subject being treated with the greatest acuteness of investigation, perspicuity of explication,...

...perspicuity of explication, and elegance of method, in a treatise entitled, Hermes, by James Harris, Esq.; the most beautiful and perfect example of analysis...that has been exhibited since the days of Aristotle." explaining not only the Terms of Art, but the Arts themselves, 3 vols. folio, neat, 15s. 1736 " A very...