Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal EnlargedR. Griffiths., 1827 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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... effect I ever have , and probably ever shall , wit- ness . This lasted for nearly two hours , without intermission ; during which time , many of the houses spared by us , were blown down ; and thirty of our men , besides several of the ...
... effect I ever have , and probably ever shall , wit- ness . This lasted for nearly two hours , without intermission ; during which time , many of the houses spared by us , were blown down ; and thirty of our men , besides several of the ...
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effect his retreat , which he did in perfect order , and with consum- mate tact . It is due to the Americans to say , that such of the wounded and prisoners as he was obliged to leave behind , were treated by them with the greatest ...
effect his retreat , which he did in perfect order , and with consum- mate tact . It is due to the Americans to say , that such of the wounded and prisoners as he was obliged to leave behind , were treated by them with the greatest ...
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... effect , that at the first broadside the enemy's guns were abandoned , and their in- fantry took to flight . The Americans had persuaded themselves that no ship could point her guns so as to reach the top of the hill ; and under this ...
... effect , that at the first broadside the enemy's guns were abandoned , and their in- fantry took to flight . The Americans had persuaded themselves that no ship could point her guns so as to reach the top of the hill ; and under this ...
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... is well written , but we see at once that it is brought in for effect , and that it might be dispensed with , without the slightest injury to the story . The only other extract which we shall make from the 40 The Last of the Lairds .
... is well written , but we see at once that it is brought in for effect , and that it might be dispensed with , without the slightest injury to the story . The only other extract which we shall make from the 40 The Last of the Lairds .
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... effect upon the German muse , by intro- ducing the style and romance of the Provençal songs . But the most remarkable , or rather , perhaps , the only extant , literary pro- duction of an earlier epoch , is a harmony of the four Gospels ...
... effect upon the German muse , by intro- ducing the style and romance of the Provençal songs . But the most remarkable , or rather , perhaps , the only extant , literary pro- duction of an earlier epoch , is a harmony of the four Gospels ...
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