The Eclectic Review, Volume 3; Volume 6, Part 2Samuel Greatheed, Daniel Parken, Theophilus Williams, Josiah Conder, Thomas Price, Jonathan Edwards Ryland, Edwin Paxton Hood C. Taylor, 1807 |
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Page 785
... language , he dismisses it ( as that author himself did ) and goes on with the old parts of speech , as if no other system had been proposed . He furnishes a good analysis of the language , as consisting of primary nouns , used both as ...
... language , he dismisses it ( as that author himself did ) and goes on with the old parts of speech , as if no other system had been proposed . He furnishes a good analysis of the language , as consisting of primary nouns , used both as ...
Page 945
... language . 6. In the Isle of Man , many of the natives still a dialect more resembling the Irish than the Welch , having been formerly most connected with Ireland . use The topographical nomenclature of England has been very much ...
... language . 6. In the Isle of Man , many of the natives still a dialect more resembling the Irish than the Welch , having been formerly most connected with Ireland . use The topographical nomenclature of England has been very much ...
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... language of any country might be nearly ex tirpated ; but can we imagine that an equal effect would be produced in much less time , by the peaceable introduction of a comparatively small proportion of foreign settlers among the body of ...
... language of any country might be nearly ex tirpated ; but can we imagine that an equal effect would be produced in much less time , by the peaceable introduction of a comparatively small proportion of foreign settlers among the body of ...
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