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THE

LONDON REVIEW

OF

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN

LITERATURE.

B Y

W. K EN RICK, LL. D.

AND OTHER S.

Quid fit pulchrum, quid turpe, quid utile, quid non. HoR.

VOL. VA

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR THE AUTHORS,

AND SOLD BY

T. EVANS, PATER-NOSTER-ROW,

M, DCC, LXVII.

CONTENT S.

JULY,

1777.

Dr. Robertson's Hiftory of America continued,

Clarke's Rationale of Circulating Numbers,

Malog's English Garden, a Poem, Book the First and Second,

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Squire Macgreggor's Epiftle to Dr. Shebbeare,

Jones's Afiatic Poems,

Caulfield's Manners of Paphos,

İndia Company,

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Impartial View of the Origin and Progrefs of the prefent Difputes in the East

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Anderfon's Effays relating to Agriculture and Rural Affairs,

Topham's Letter to Mr. Burke,

Thickneffe's Journey through France and Part of Spain,

Cradock's Account of fome of the most Romantic Parts of North Wales,

CORRESPONDENCE:

Obfervator's Remarks on Dr. Robertson's Hiftory of America and Mickle's

Lufiad,

Mr. William Williams's Reprehenfion of our Review,

Card from the Author of "Mifplaced Confidence,"

Remarks on a Similarity of Expreffion in Junius's Letters, and in fome
of Mr. Burke's Writings,

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Reports of the Humane Society,

Inftructions of a Dutchefs to her Son,

Robert fon's Hiftory of America,

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Authentic Narrative of Facts, re ating to Prifoners at The Cedars,