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MILITARY' HISTORY OF GREAT BRTTAIN.

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Critical Opinions on this Work :
a This entertaining work is the produdlon of an Ingenious
and fenfible writer. The account of the excavations in Pom-
peii is the molt ample in our language ; and the dircovcries In
the Herculaneum alto, arc well detailed. Mifs Starke has veri
judicioufly given inftrudtions for viftting the curiofities of Italy,
with routes, inns, prices of provifions, carriages, &c. which
will render the work a very ufeful publication to future travel-
lers; indeed, it forms the belt rade.aierNme and Liver *pee
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" This work poffelles confiderable merit; and when the long
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the fpendthrifts, and the invalids, who pant after Voyages anti
Travels to the delightful regions of Frame, Switzerland, and
Italy, it will be one of the molt ufeful Companions they can
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Int his baggage with tea or twelve duolocimo volumes of Valt
Meuse, the contests of which Mire Starke has dexteroully
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