Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalRalph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1814 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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... circumstance : but the author was disposed to rejoice at whatever relieved him from the dread- ful image of African slavery ; and he felt a sensible pleasure VOL . LXXIV . B in in treading on classic ground , and in being enabled.
... circumstance : but the author was disposed to rejoice at whatever relieved him from the dread- ful image of African slavery ; and he felt a sensible pleasure VOL . LXXIV . B in in treading on classic ground , and in being enabled.
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... circumstance remarkably connected with the observation of Pausanias , that the Greeks attending the Olympic games were accustomed to listen to an echo which repeated the sound seven times over . Were the surface of the ground dug up ...
... circumstance remarkably connected with the observation of Pausanias , that the Greeks attending the Olympic games were accustomed to listen to an echo which repeated the sound seven times over . Were the surface of the ground dug up ...
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... circumstance that the instruments of exac- tion for the Turks , the Codja - bachis , are generally selected from the Greeks , which has the effect of creating division among themselves ; and if to this we add the spirit of intrigue and ...
... circumstance that the instruments of exac- tion for the Turks , the Codja - bachis , are generally selected from the Greeks , which has the effect of creating division among themselves ; and if to this we add the spirit of intrigue and ...
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... circumstance , the least in a situation to alarm the fears and jealousies of Europe . To this language , the northern hordes , who successively inundated those who spoke it , have contributed none of the asperities of their native ...
... circumstance , the least in a situation to alarm the fears and jealousies of Europe . To this language , the northern hordes , who successively inundated those who spoke it , have contributed none of the asperities of their native ...
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... circumstances attending the institutions of nature , which cannot fail to convince us of the existence of a superintendent Providence . If there were not a check to the destruction of living beings , as well as to their undue increase ...
... circumstances attending the institutions of nature , which cannot fail to convince us of the existence of a superintendent Providence . If there were not a check to the destruction of living beings , as well as to their undue increase ...
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