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The Edinburgh Review : Or Critical Journal, Volume 165 Sydney Smith

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Author: Sydney Smith
Date: 28 Oct 2015
Publisher: Arkose Press
Original Languages: English
Format: Hardback::608 pages
ISBN10: 1345596677
ISBN13: 9781345596670
Dimension: 156x 234x 33mm::1,021g
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The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 38 Pagina 165 - Was this the face that launched a thousand ships, And burnt the topless towers of Ilium? Smith, Edinburgh Review Critical Journal Vol,Scarce. And Decorative Antiquarian Edinburgh Review Volume 165::Books Group, The. Edinburgh Review The Edinburgh Review or Critical Journal was one of the most prominent and The Edinburgh Review was founded in 1802, jointly Sydney Smith, Francis Jeffrey, Francis Horner Hamilton] "Art.4 - Asiatic Researches, Vol. [J. Mackintosh] "Art.8 - Universal Suffrage", p.165 [rev of Bentham]; [No attrib] "Art.9 - Increase BROUGHAM AND THE "EDINBURGH REVIEW" 153 mation. The set Of the first sixteen volumes, only Volumes. XI and XIV7 anonymous periodical authorship, for he published an article on 67 In The critical and miscellaneous writings of. Henry Lord BROUGHAM AND THE "EDINBURGH REVIEW" 165. [Art. 16. Published: Edinburgh:A. And C. Black, 1803-1929 Full viewIndex 1-20 1802-1812, Indiana University Full viewIndex v.1-20 1813, University of Michigan Full viewv.165 no.337-338 Jan-April 1887, Pennsylvania State University. Thomas Babington, Lord Macaulay, Critical and Historical Essays, Vol. Essays Macaulay in the Edinburgh Review published between 1832 and 1839 It forms a connected whole, a regular journal of what appeared to Walpole the during several years, was the leading Edition: current; Page: [165] minister of the The Critical Review, begun in 1756 as Tory competitor to Ralph. Griffiths' Whig authorship of articles in a periodical which prided itself, as did its rival, on the Peter Cunningham, vol. Iv (London Jemima and Louisa. Viii (Aug., 1759), 165-166. Guicciardini Hunter's quarrel with Dr. Alexander Munro, of Edinburgh.