The British Critic, Niteet 19–20F. and C. Rivington, 1802 |
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Sivu 220
... languages of Europe have been formed in this manner ; and it may appear rather fingular that Mr. Ellis fhould be the first to apply this analogy to the history of the English language . The Normans , for fome time after the Conqueft ...
... languages of Europe have been formed in this manner ; and it may appear rather fingular that Mr. Ellis fhould be the first to apply this analogy to the history of the English language . The Normans , for fome time after the Conqueft ...
Sivu 222
... language of the fame family with Saxon . In this manner the Saxon or Teu- tonic part of the Scottith dialect is accounted for . But how it should happen , that the language of the unconquered Scotch fhould become as Norman as that of ...
... language of the fame family with Saxon . In this manner the Saxon or Teu- tonic part of the Scottith dialect is accounted for . But how it should happen , that the language of the unconquered Scotch fhould become as Norman as that of ...
Sivu 350
... language , which is fpoken in Tanjaur , Madora , Maïflur , Concao , in fome places on the coast of Malabar as far as ... language . It extends from Cape Comari to the mountain Illy , which feparates the provinces of M - labar and Canara ...
... language , which is fpoken in Tanjaur , Madora , Maïflur , Concao , in fome places on the coast of Malabar as far as ... language . It extends from Cape Comari to the mountain Illy , which feparates the provinces of M - labar and Canara ...
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Gomms narrative in the ifland | 15 |
Philofophical Tranfactions | 33 |
Lectures view of Sunday evening | 39 |
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