The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, المجلد 56Tobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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... character of this eminent phyfician . Sir John Pringle's eminent character as a practical physician , as well as a medical author , is fo well known , and fo univerfally acknowleged , that an enlargement upon it cannot be neceflary . He ...
... character of this eminent phyfician . Sir John Pringle's eminent character as a practical physician , as well as a medical author , is fo well known , and fo univerfally acknowleged , that an enlargement upon it cannot be neceflary . He ...
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... characters . In this circumftance , Virgil could not , with any profpect of advantage , follow the example of Homer , who had collected his heroes from every part of Greece , and pre - occupied almost every military character . He has ...
... characters . In this circumftance , Virgil could not , with any profpect of advantage , follow the example of Homer , who had collected his heroes from every part of Greece , and pre - occupied almost every military character . He has ...
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... character which he propofes to analyfe , and then triumphs in a difcovery which mult inevitably follow , because it is involved with his principles . In the fequel of this little tract , he endeavours to defend , with fome ardour ...
... character which he propofes to analyfe , and then triumphs in a difcovery which mult inevitably follow , because it is involved with his principles . In the fequel of this little tract , he endeavours to defend , with fome ardour ...
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