The Monthly review. New and improved ser, 30 tomas1799 |
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... Macklin , 305 , 426 Knowles's ( Mrs. ) Dialogue with Dr. John- son , 117 Knox , Bishop of Killaloe . See Killaloe . Kotzebue's History of my Father , 94 Force of Calumny , Rolla , translated , 99 214 214 , 215 Widow and Riding Horse ...
... Macklin , 305 , 426 Knowles's ( Mrs. ) Dialogue with Dr. John- son , 117 Knox , Bishop of Killaloe . See Killaloe . Kotzebue's History of my Father , 94 Force of Calumny , Rolla , translated , 99 214 214 , 215 Widow and Riding Horse ...
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... Macklin , Memoirs of , 305 , 426 Pearson's Discourses , III Maclaine's Discourses , 152 Peers's Minutiæ , 450 Maddock on the Power of Parliaments , 460 Manners's ( Lady ) Review of Poetry , 390 Mansfield , Lord . See Holliday . Peevish ...
... Macklin , Memoirs of , 305 , 426 Pearson's Discourses , III Maclaine's Discourses , 152 Peers's Minutiæ , 450 Maddock on the Power of Parliaments , 460 Manners's ( Lady ) Review of Poetry , 390 Mansfield , Lord . See Holliday . Peevish ...
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... Macklin , Esq . princi- pally compiled from his own Papers and Memorandums : which contain his Criticisms on and Characters and Anecdotes ... Macklin's genealogy is of little consequence to English readers Kirkman's Memoirs of Macklin . 305.
... Macklin , Esq . princi- pally compiled from his own Papers and Memorandums : which contain his Criticisms on and Characters and Anecdotes ... Macklin's genealogy is of little consequence to English readers Kirkman's Memoirs of Macklin . 305.
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... Macklin himself always gave a dif- ferent account , and asserted that he was born in the last year of the last century ( 1699 ) . A chronological confusion thus pervades the work . Macklin's father died in 1704 ; and in 1707 , his ...
... Macklin himself always gave a dif- ferent account , and asserted that he was born in the last year of the last century ( 1699 ) . A chronological confusion thus pervades the work . Macklin's father died in 1704 ; and in 1707 , his ...
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... Macklin's name is never mentioned . The writer here inserts the beautiful verses of Mr. Sheridan on Garrick ; we know not why : as he never al- lows Garrick half the merit which the poet has assigned to him in these lines . We shall ...
... Macklin's name is never mentioned . The writer here inserts the beautiful verses of Mr. Sheridan on Garrick ; we know not why : as he never al- lows Garrick half the merit which the poet has assigned to him in these lines . We shall ...
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