Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, Volumen 15Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1756 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths. • With respect to fprightly turns and poignancy of wit , the prologues of Dryden have not been equalled . The reader may find twenty of them in the first edition of the firft volume of Tonfon's ...
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths. • With respect to fprightly turns and poignancy of wit , the prologues of Dryden have not been equalled . The reader may find twenty of them in the first edition of the firft volume of Tonfon's ...
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... respect , we leave his readers to determine . To- wards the close of the chapter it is obferved , that St. John has omitted the greatest part of thofe things which are recorded by the other Evangelifts . " Which much confirms the tefti ...
... respect , we leave his readers to determine . To- wards the close of the chapter it is obferved , that St. John has omitted the greatest part of thofe things which are recorded by the other Evangelifts . " Which much confirms the tefti ...
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... respect to the Doctrine of Scripture , the Law of Nature , and the Laws of England , & c . By John Fry . 8vo . 2S . Whifton . A S matrimony is an ordinance , which not only diffuses natural and focial happiness through a State , but by ...
... respect to the Doctrine of Scripture , the Law of Nature , and the Laws of England , & c . By John Fry . 8vo . 2S . Whifton . A S matrimony is an ordinance , which not only diffuses natural and focial happiness through a State , but by ...
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... respect to marriages betwixt near kindred ? Do we find any where in Scripture , that any were feparated , or in the leaft blamed , on that account ? Shew me but one inftance , and I will give up the whole point . The N 4 quite quite ...
... respect to marriages betwixt near kindred ? Do we find any where in Scripture , that any were feparated , or in the leaft blamed , on that account ? Shew me but one inftance , and I will give up the whole point . The N 4 quite quite ...
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... respect to the election of its Emperors , and the nomination of a King of the Romans . The fecond , to render the United • Provinces abfolutely independent of Spain ; and to form them into a Republic , by annexing to them , if neceffary ...
... respect to the election of its Emperors , and the nomination of a King of the Romans . The fecond , to render the United • Provinces abfolutely independent of Spain ; and to form them into a Republic , by annexing to them , if neceffary ...
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