The English Review, Or, An Abstract of English and Foreign Literature, Volume 6J. Murray, 1785 |
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... language they fprung : " and being una- nimously adopted by almoft the whole world under the fame acceptation , it follows that the language of such a variety of nations , at prefent fo different , as well as their ideas upon this ...
... language they fprung : " and being una- nimously adopted by almoft the whole world under the fame acceptation , it follows that the language of such a variety of nations , at prefent fo different , as well as their ideas upon this ...
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... language , neceffa- rily had one common origin . This conclufion is farther confirmed by the author in his fupplement , where he ren- ders it probable that the Ararat of the fcriptures , on which the ark rested , is that elevated part ...
... language , neceffa- rily had one common origin . This conclufion is farther confirmed by the author in his fupplement , where he ren- ders it probable that the Ararat of the fcriptures , on which the ark rested , is that elevated part ...
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... language ? But of what ufe can it be to follow the tranflator through pages ftrewed with inelegance and error ? It would only ferve to fhew that an indifferent has been converted into a bad work . We fhall eafily gain credit , after the ...
... language ? But of what ufe can it be to follow the tranflator through pages ftrewed with inelegance and error ? It would only ferve to fhew that an indifferent has been converted into a bad work . We fhall eafily gain credit , after the ...
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... language , the female fex , go- vernment , religious eftablishments , education , and fuicide . He enters into an examination of flavery ; and in fine he inquires into certain causes which may prove fubversive of British liberty . We ...
... language , the female fex , go- vernment , religious eftablishments , education , and fuicide . He enters into an examination of flavery ; and in fine he inquires into certain causes which may prove fubversive of British liberty . We ...
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... language , and the use of letters would afterwards prove eafy . But we have no evidence to alledge in fupport of fuch an hy- pothefis ; and we must look for the invention of an alphabet upon fimpler principles , and by more eafy and ...
... language , and the use of letters would afterwards prove eafy . But we have no evidence to alledge in fupport of fuch an hy- pothefis ; and we must look for the invention of an alphabet upon fimpler principles , and by more eafy and ...
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