The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare, Volumen1F. C. and J. Rivington, 1821 |
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... English genius , that rank in Europe which the feebler muse of France had so long exclusively and unjustly usurped . It was the object of Mr. Malone , from which he never deviated , to furnish the reader , as far as it was possible ...
... English genius , that rank in Europe which the feebler muse of France had so long exclusively and unjustly usurped . It was the object of Mr. Malone , from which he never deviated , to furnish the reader , as far as it was possible ...
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... English history . I have therefore , thus far , ventured to deviate from my late friend's intention , and have placed the historical plays in a separate class . Enough will still remain to fulfil the object which Mr. Malone had in view ...
... English history . I have therefore , thus far , ventured to deviate from my late friend's intention , and have placed the historical plays in a separate class . Enough will still remain to fulfil the object which Mr. Malone had in view ...
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... English literature , by which almost every succeeding writer has profited , and to which Mr. Gifford will confess his obligations , were various , and ex- tensive in no common degree . If in the midst of these labours , by the casual ...
... English literature , by which almost every succeeding writer has profited , and to which Mr. Gifford will confess his obligations , were various , and ex- tensive in no common degree . If in the midst of these labours , by the casual ...
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... English bar in 1730 , where he continued for ten years to practise ; and , in 1740 , removed to the Irish bar . After having sat in several parliaments , and gone through the usual gradations of professional rank , he was raised , in ...
... English bar in 1730 , where he continued for ten years to practise ; and , in 1740 , removed to the Irish bar . After having sat in several parliaments , and gone through the usual gradations of professional rank , he was raised , in ...
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... English literature , and a remarkably retentive memory ; he was besides , as Mr. Gifford has justly observed , " a wit and a scholar . " But his wit , and the sprightliness of his style , were too often employed to bewilder and mislead ...
... English literature , and a remarkably retentive memory ; he was besides , as Mr. Gifford has justly observed , " a wit and a scholar . " But his wit , and the sprightliness of his style , were too often employed to bewilder and mislead ...
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