The New Annual Register, Or General Repository of History, Politics, and Literature, for the Year ..., 13. köideG. Robinson, Pater-noster-Row, 1793 |
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... paffed over without farther notice ; nor is it merit , but rank , that induces us to mention James the Sixth of Scotland . He published , in 1585 , " The Effayes of a Prentife in the divine Arte of Poefie ; " and in 1591 , " His ...
... paffed over without farther notice ; nor is it merit , but rank , that induces us to mention James the Sixth of Scotland . He published , in 1585 , " The Effayes of a Prentife in the divine Arte of Poefie ; " and in 1591 , " His ...
Page viii
... paffed , and to illuftrate it by re- capitulary moral reflections , and poetical or hiftorical allu- fions . In the imagery of one of thefe Odes , no faint traces may be difcerned of the hand which drew the terrible guar- dians of Hell ...
... paffed , and to illuftrate it by re- capitulary moral reflections , and poetical or hiftorical allu- fions . In the imagery of one of thefe Odes , no faint traces may be difcerned of the hand which drew the terrible guar- dians of Hell ...
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... paffed upon him . The art of the mafter and the imitation of nature , are so great in this picture , that the largest magnifying glafs only calls out new beauties . Another of his invaluable works is at the lord Montacute's at Coudray ...
... paffed upon him . The art of the mafter and the imitation of nature , are so great in this picture , that the largest magnifying glafs only calls out new beauties . Another of his invaluable works is at the lord Montacute's at Coudray ...
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... paffed on the subject between our court and the court of Berlin . There was another material paper too , which had not been laid on the ta- ble , and that was an account of the whole expence of the armament . Before he moved for these ...
... paffed on the subject between our court and the court of Berlin . There was another material paper too , which had not been laid on the ta- ble , and that was an account of the whole expence of the armament . Before he moved for these ...
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... paffed between the courts of London and Peterf- burgh . If it was afked , what was the intention of the production of thefe papers ? he fhould anfwer , that the houfe might be fully ac- quainted with the whole of the ne- gociation , and ...
... paffed between the courts of London and Peterf- burgh . If it was afked , what was the intention of the production of thefe papers ? he fhould anfwer , that the houfe might be fully ac- quainted with the whole of the ne- gociation , and ...
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