Bibliomania: Or Book Madness ; a Bibliographical Romance, in Six Parts ; Illustrated with Cuts, 第 1 巻Author, 1811 - 782 ページ |
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... racter ; as the biographies of Flechier and Marsolier seem miserably de- fective , and the sources of Gomez to have been but partially consulted . But I must not let slip this opportunity of commemorating the book - repu- tation of ...
... racter ; as the biographies of Flechier and Marsolier seem miserably de- fective , and the sources of Gomez to have been but partially consulted . But I must not let slip this opportunity of commemorating the book - repu- tation of ...
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... racter , by the bye , who , however completely hol- low were his claims to the crown of England , can never be reproached with a backwardness in pro- moting learned men to the several great offices of church and state . ] LOREN . If you ...
... racter , by the bye , who , however completely hol- low were his claims to the crown of England , can never be reproached with a backwardness in pro- moting learned men to the several great offices of church and state . ] LOREN . If you ...
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... racter of a legislator , with the sagacity of a philo- pher , and the elegant - mindedness of a scholar ! Foreigners have been profuse in their commenda- tions of him , and with the greatest justice ; while our Thomas Warton , of ever ...
... racter of a legislator , with the sagacity of a philo- pher , and the elegant - mindedness of a scholar ! Foreigners have been profuse in their commenda- tions of him , and with the greatest justice ; while our Thomas Warton , of ever ...
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... racter , in a domestic point of view , beyond that of all his contemporaries . Dr. Wordsworth + has well spoken of the heavenly - mindedness ' of More ! but how are bibliomaniacs justly to appre- ciate the classical lore , and ...
... racter , in a domestic point of view , beyond that of all his contemporaries . Dr. Wordsworth + has well spoken of the heavenly - mindedness ' of More ! but how are bibliomaniacs justly to appre- ciate the classical lore , and ...
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... racter of these visitors , or emissaries : ' Church History ; b . vi . p . 313 , 314 . • + The yearly revenue of all the abbies suppressed is computed at 135,522l . 18s . 10d . Besides this , the money raised out of the stock of cattle ...
... racter of these visitors , or emissaries : ' Church History ; b . vi . p . 313 , 314 . • + The yearly revenue of all the abbies suppressed is computed at 135,522l . 18s . 10d . Besides this , the money raised out of the stock of cattle ...
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391 ページ - The rest of the trade are content to take their refuse, with which, and the fresh scum of the press, they furnish one side of a shop, which serves for the sign of a bookseller, rather than a real one...