The Anti-Jacobin Review and Magazine, Issues 7-10J. Whittle, 1799 - English literature |
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... occafion is , that if the one was defenfible , fo is the other . - The following re- . flection , if it be not directly feditious , is yet so loosely ex- preffed , and fo very liable to be perverted to the most pernicious practical ...
... occafion is , that if the one was defenfible , fo is the other . - The following re- . flection , if it be not directly feditious , is yet so loosely ex- preffed , and fo very liable to be perverted to the most pernicious practical ...
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... occafion to believe that fuch laws are much wanting in America . ART . VIII . A Day at Rome ; a Mufical Entertainment , in Two Acts . As it was damned at the Theatre Royal , Covent Garden , Oct. 11th , 1798. 8vo . Pp . 32. Price Is ...
... occafion to believe that fuch laws are much wanting in America . ART . VIII . A Day at Rome ; a Mufical Entertainment , in Two Acts . As it was damned at the Theatre Royal , Covent Garden , Oct. 11th , 1798. 8vo . Pp . 32. Price Is ...
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... occafion . The fact was fimply this . - When the Trea- fon and Sedition Bills were pending , Mr. H.Erskine was a very active agitator of an opposition to them ; a meeting of the Fa- culty of Advocates was called to confider this ...
... occafion . The fact was fimply this . - When the Trea- fon and Sedition Bills were pending , Mr. H.Erskine was a very active agitator of an opposition to them ; a meeting of the Fa- culty of Advocates was called to confider this ...
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... occafion , would have been unfeasonable . We would willingly have clofed our obfer- vations here ; but we cannot ... occafions , to pay every becoming refpect and commendation to eminent worth , we are not fure that we fhould have feen ...
... occafion , would have been unfeasonable . We would willingly have clofed our obfer- vations here ; but we cannot ... occafions , to pay every becoming refpect and commendation to eminent worth , we are not fure that we fhould have feen ...
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... occafion to deftroy the form in order to prevent violations . Why then fap fundamental bafes which even guarded against defpotifm ; and on which the French Empire repofed , and flourished fo long ? The abufes alone fhould have been ...
... occafion to deftroy the form in order to prevent violations . Why then fap fundamental bafes which even guarded against defpotifm ; and on which the French Empire repofed , and flourished fo long ? The abufes alone fhould have been ...
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