Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalR. Griffiths., 1795 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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... also to take place but then he appears to think that they would affect rather the forms than the effence of our conftitution . He does not like that the king should be confidered as the fountain of legislation ; D 3 nor nor that the ...
... also to take place but then he appears to think that they would affect rather the forms than the effence of our conftitution . He does not like that the king should be confidered as the fountain of legislation ; D 3 nor nor that the ...
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... also must fall ; and the British empire in Afia and the West Indies be transferred to the conquerors ; then truly poffeffing the dominion of the fea from pole to pole . Tell me not , that , with fuch prizes to contend for , -prizes ...
... also must fall ; and the British empire in Afia and the West Indies be transferred to the conquerors ; then truly poffeffing the dominion of the fea from pole to pole . Tell me not , that , with fuch prizes to contend for , -prizes ...
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... also fought the enemies of England at fea , afsociated even with the very worst men to be found in the night cellars of London and felons from Newgate ; of whom I remember one man in particular- Nichols , who murdered a woman , then ...
... also fought the enemies of England at fea , afsociated even with the very worst men to be found in the night cellars of London and felons from Newgate ; of whom I remember one man in particular- Nichols , who murdered a woman , then ...
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... also the following curious relation appertaining to the history of our own country ; in the mausoleum of the founder is the fepulture the king had made for himself , and for queen Philippa his confort : ' being , according to De Faria's ...
... also the following curious relation appertaining to the history of our own country ; in the mausoleum of the founder is the fepulture the king had made for himself , and for queen Philippa his confort : ' being , according to De Faria's ...
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... also to be remarked that this able commonwealth man has completely overlooked our navy and tranfmarine commerce , for he has not once thought of making the fmalleft provifion for pur- chafing timber and naval ftores , and building fhips ...
... also to be remarked that this able commonwealth man has completely overlooked our navy and tranfmarine commerce , for he has not once thought of making the fmalleft provifion for pur- chafing timber and naval ftores , and building fhips ...
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