The British Critic, Niteet 5–6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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... happy , is to talk ignorantly ; but to deny that the Roble exercife of thofe virtues which are peculiar to his ftation , may counterbalance the evils of it , and give him as much of that mixed happiness , which belongs to mortality , as ...
... happy , is to talk ignorantly ; but to deny that the Roble exercife of thofe virtues which are peculiar to his ftation , may counterbalance the evils of it , and give him as much of that mixed happiness , which belongs to mortality , as ...
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... happy period , " Cavalier and Roundhead were heard of no more : " all men feemed to concur in fubmitting to the King's lawful " prerogatives , and in cherishing the juft privileges of the people and of parliament . " * 46 It is by the ...
... happy period , " Cavalier and Roundhead were heard of no more : " all men feemed to concur in fubmitting to the King's lawful " prerogatives , and in cherishing the juft privileges of the people and of parliament . " * 46 It is by the ...
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... happy effects of , to England ... Richardfon , lines preferring his writings to thofe of Virgil .... Rition verfus Pinkerton ... Roman Catholics , ftate of , in Ire- land Roman hiftory a proper study for youth Rouffeau , caution of ...
... happy effects of , to England ... Richardfon , lines preferring his writings to thofe of Virgil .... Rition verfus Pinkerton ... Roman Catholics , ftate of , in Ire- land Roman hiftory a proper study for youth Rouffeau , caution of ...
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