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Pagina 67
The Letter from Italy he thinks no way equal to a subject fo fruitful of genuine
poetry , and which might have warmed the most cold and correct ima . gination .
One would have expected ( adds he ) , a young traveller , in the height of his
genius ...
The Letter from Italy he thinks no way equal to a subject fo fruitful of genuine
poetry , and which might have warmed the most cold and correct ima . gination .
One would have expected ( adds he ) , a young traveller , in the height of his
genius ...
Pagina 201
That thofe of Greece , Sicilly , Italy and Provence should be so rapturous in their
approbation of that prime season , is no ways surprizing , if we copsider the
happineis of their climates ; but that we , who , instead of being fanned with soft
genial ...
That thofe of Greece , Sicilly , Italy and Provence should be so rapturous in their
approbation of that prime season , is no ways surprizing , if we copsider the
happineis of their climates ; but that we , who , instead of being fanned with soft
genial ...
Pagina 453
If this foundation is wanting , our travellers may , in time , be able to describe the
ceremonies practifed when the French King dines in public ; or they may even
attain a smattering in the virtū of Italy ; but they will never make any improvement
in ...
If this foundation is wanting , our travellers may , in time , be able to describe the
ceremonies practifed when the French King dines in public ; or they may even
attain a smattering in the virtū of Italy ; but they will never make any improvement
in ...
Pagina 660
Having first explained the causes of the war S between the Carthaginians and
the Romans , which is most $ frequently called the war of Annibal , we shall shew
in what manner this General entered Italy , and gave so great a shock $ to the ...
Having first explained the causes of the war S between the Carthaginians and
the Romans , which is most $ frequently called the war of Annibal , we shall shew
in what manner this General entered Italy , and gave so great a shock $ to the ...
Pagina 667
It appears , that they had very early intelligence of Annibal's intention to invade
İtaly : full as early as we had , that the French designed to attack Minorca . It was
likewise their own fault , if they were not acquainted with his route . Why did they
...
It appears , that they had very early intelligence of Annibal's intention to invade
İtaly : full as early as we had , that the French designed to attack Minorca . It was
likewise their own fault , if they were not acquainted with his route . Why did they
...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Monthly Review, Volume 15 |
| Redacteurs | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths |
| Uitgever | R. Griffiths., 1756 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Northwestern University |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 11 april 2012 |
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