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MDCCLXXIV.

CONTENTS

OF THE

THIRD VOLUME,

REVIEW of Memoirs of the Court of

Auguftus. By Thomas Blackwell, J. U.D.

Principal of the Marifhal College in the Univer

fity of Aberdeen

Page 1

A Letter from a French Refugee in America to his

A Review of a Philofophical Enquiry into the Ori-

gin of our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful

4I

The Life of Father Paul Sarpi, Author of the Hif-

tory of the Council of Trent

59

Fragment of a Copy of Verfes to Lord March and

Lord George, Sons of his Grace the Duke of

Rd, on their dangerously falling through

the Ice at Godwood: Illuftrated with Notes Va-

riorum by Martin Scribbler, jun. Supposed to

be written by B. Thornton, Efq.

An Infpector, Number 66666. By the fame

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77

History of the most amazing and fagacious English

Dog. Written by himself

81

The

The Life of Henry St. John, Lord Viscount Bolingbroke, By Dr. Goldsmith - Page 87

An Introduction to the Theory of the Human Mind. by J. Ufher, Author of Clio

135

The Life of Thomas Parnell, D. D. Archdeacon of Clogher. By Dr. Goldsmith

184

The State of the General Infirmary at Leicefter.

By J. Craddock, Efq.

212

Epitaph on a Gentleman's Son of nine Years old,

By J. Craddock, Efq.

215

Elegy to a Lady who wished not to hear the Toll of

a Bell on the Evening of the late Princess Dowager's Funeral. By J. Craddock, Esq.

Epigram on the four Translations of Homer

216

217

An Ode on the Author's Birth-day. By Hawkins

Brown, Efq.

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