The Anti-Jacobin Review and Magazine, Issues 51-54J. Whittle, 1802 |
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Page 32
... readers to give faith to thefe pro- digies falfely attributed to the faints ; and confiders the authors of these theatrical pieces as no other than madmen . But that which principally raifes his indignation , is the ufe of difguifes ...
... readers to give faith to thefe pro- digies falfely attributed to the faints ; and confiders the authors of these theatrical pieces as no other than madmen . But that which principally raifes his indignation , is the ufe of difguifes ...
Page 51
... readers that Adam and Eve are con- fidered by many to be fabulous characters , he feizes the opportunity of getting rid of the neceffity of manifetting his own unbelief , by adding , that it is not eafy to give a fatisfactory ...
... readers that Adam and Eve are con- fidered by many to be fabulous characters , he feizes the opportunity of getting rid of the neceffity of manifetting his own unbelief , by adding , that it is not eafy to give a fatisfactory ...
Page 53
... readers the peculiar characteristics , and general defects of Mr. Home's com- pofition , and to give our reafons for the opinion , that it poffeffed lit- tle claim to the title of Hiftory . Should it be afked why , even as a book of ...
... readers the peculiar characteristics , and general defects of Mr. Home's com- pofition , and to give our reafons for the opinion , that it poffeffed lit- tle claim to the title of Hiftory . Should it be afked why , even as a book of ...
Page 59
... readers , namely , the various effects , which we are convinced fear muft have produced upon himself and his companions , during fo horrible a fuf- penfion , like crows in the air , and at fo tremendous a height above terra firma ! When ...
... readers , namely , the various effects , which we are convinced fear muft have produced upon himself and his companions , during fo horrible a fuf- penfion , like crows in the air , and at fo tremendous a height above terra firma ! When ...
Page 63
... readers , by venturing to protract it to another number . ( To be concluded in our next . ) Cobbett's Annual Regifier . Vol . I. From January to June . 1802 . Large 8vo . PP . 1200 . 11. 118. 6d . half - bound and lettered . Cobbett and ...
... readers , by venturing to protract it to another number . ( To be concluded in our next . ) Cobbett's Annual Regifier . Vol . I. From January to June . 1802 . Large 8vo . PP . 1200 . 11. 118. 6d . half - bound and lettered . Cobbett and ...
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