The Bee: Or Literary Weekly Intelligencer, Том 1James Anderson Mundell and son, 1791 |
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... manners and to huma- nize the heart , he believes to be the firft fteps required in an attempt to infpire a tafte for literary excellence , and to excite exertions for at- taining the highest perfection in arts . This he hopes to be ...
... manners and to huma- nize the heart , he believes to be the firft fteps required in an attempt to infpire a tafte for literary excellence , and to excite exertions for at- taining the highest perfection in arts . This he hopes to be ...
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... manner of treating it , if the execution be tolerable , fhould be more clear and fatisfactory than the ordinary accounts of parliamentary proceedings . How far he fhall fucceed in this department , the public will decide but it is ...
... manner of treating it , if the execution be tolerable , fhould be more clear and fatisfactory than the ordinary accounts of parliamentary proceedings . How far he fhall fucceed in this department , the public will decide but it is ...
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... manners of the people , and modes of thinking at the time , will be chiefly valued . Brevity and force will be high ... manner will be greatly efleemed ; but without candour and impartiality , they cannot be admitted . The cenfure and ...
... manners of the people , and modes of thinking at the time , will be chiefly valued . Brevity and force will be high ... manner will be greatly efleemed ; but without candour and impartiality , they cannot be admitted . The cenfure and ...
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... manner , to augment his own happiness and that of others . These are the mo- tives which induce the writer of this ... manners . Thefe peculiarities of character were perceptible in every tranfaction of his life ; had an influence on his ...
... manner , to augment his own happiness and that of others . These are the mo- tives which induce the writer of this ... manners . Thefe peculiarities of character were perceptible in every tranfaction of his life ; had an influence on his ...
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... manner , and pliability of temper , foon recommended him to the notice of Doctor Douglass , who then read lectures upon anatomy and midwifery there , who engaged Hunter as an affistant , applications , Doctor Clarke was fent for from ...
... manner , and pliability of temper , foon recommended him to the notice of Doctor Douglass , who then read lectures upon anatomy and midwifery there , who engaged Hunter as an affistant , applications , Doctor Clarke was fent for from ...
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