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... vols . Constable and Co. Edinburgh , 1818 . * FEW works have excited so much expectation as the present , or been so ... VOL . II . author . With respect to any thing which he writes , few people , indeed , have the courage to speak out ...
... vols . Constable and Co. Edinburgh , 1818 . * FEW works have excited so much expectation as the present , or been so ... VOL . II . author . With respect to any thing which he writes , few people , indeed , have the courage to speak out ...
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... Vols . 4to . pp . 735-677 . London , 66 Cadell and Davies . 1817 . THE age of Shakespeare is , without doubt , the most distinguished in Eng- lish literature . The genius of the nation then shot out in all its force and freedom , and if ...
... Vols . 4to . pp . 735-677 . London , 66 Cadell and Davies . 1817 . THE age of Shakespeare is , without doubt , the most distinguished in Eng- lish literature . The genius of the nation then shot out in all its force and freedom , and if ...
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... vols . Edinburgh , Con- stable and Co. 1817 . It has often occurred to us , but ne- ver more forcibly than during ... VOL . II . The cause of this temporary dere- liction , or change of ground at least , may be traced , perhaps , to the ...
... vols . Edinburgh , Con- stable and Co. 1817 . It has often occurred to us , but ne- ver more forcibly than during ... VOL . II . The cause of this temporary dere- liction , or change of ground at least , may be traced , perhaps , to the ...
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... vols . 8vo . ORIGINAL POETRY . Here's a health to Charlie the chief. direct which way he pleases the public opinion of his department ? " 27. Histoire du Compte Roderico de W & c . W The History of Count Roderico de prime - minister at ...
... vols . 8vo . ORIGINAL POETRY . Here's a health to Charlie the chief. direct which way he pleases the public opinion of his department ? " 27. Histoire du Compte Roderico de W & c . W The History of Count Roderico de prime - minister at ...
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... vols . 12mo . Travels from Vienna through Lower Hungary , with some Account of Vienna during the Congress . By Richard Bright , M. D. In 4to , with numerous engravings . An Account of the Life and Writings of the late John Erskine of ...
... vols . 12mo . Travels from Vienna through Lower Hungary , with some Account of Vienna during the Congress . By Richard Bright , M. D. In 4to , with numerous engravings . An Account of the Life and Writings of the late John Erskine of ...
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