The English Review, Or, An Abstract of English and Foreign Literature, Volume 6J. Murray, 1785 |
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... through his learned and laborious inveftigation , did we not forefce that we must have greatly exceeded the limits prefcribed to us , had had we attempted to do juftice to Mr. D'A , 4 Origin and Progress of the Arts in Greece .
... through his learned and laborious inveftigation , did we not forefce that we must have greatly exceeded the limits prefcribed to us , had had we attempted to do juftice to Mr. D'A , 4 Origin and Progress of the Arts in Greece .
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... learned , did the actor fing , or did he fpeak in the drama From a paffage in Plutarch he decides that he fometimes poke , and fome- times fung , but that in both cafes , the voice was always ac- companied by an inftrument . Upon the ...
... learned , did the actor fing , or did he fpeak in the drama From a paffage in Plutarch he decides that he fometimes poke , and fome- times fung , but that in both cafes , the voice was always ac- companied by an inftrument . Upon the ...
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... learned world itfelf could talk without thinking . ' We mean not to enter into a formal controverfy on this fubject ; but , without arguing from the abufe of the opera , is it fo very certain that the union of poetry , mufic , & c ...
... learned world itfelf could talk without thinking . ' We mean not to enter into a formal controverfy on this fubject ; but , without arguing from the abufe of the opera , is it fo very certain that the union of poetry , mufic , & c ...
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... learned world itself could talk without thinking . " But the opera , and Italy , feem to have made a deep impreffion upon our author : he even goes the length of faying , " that no language except the Italian can bear recitative and ...
... learned world itself could talk without thinking . " But the opera , and Italy , feem to have made a deep impreffion upon our author : he even goes the length of faying , " that no language except the Italian can bear recitative and ...
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... learned reader , that this doctrine , fairly and by the moft irrefragable reafoning , has been pushed by Berkely and Hume into abfolute fcepticifm . We have as clearly the evidence that external objects exift as we perceive them , as we ...
... learned reader , that this doctrine , fairly and by the moft irrefragable reafoning , has been pushed by Berkely and Hume into abfolute fcepticifm . We have as clearly the evidence that external objects exift as we perceive them , as we ...
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