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BONAPARTE

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Guinea in boards,

HISTORY of thePRINTCPAL EVENTS in
the REIGN of FREDERIC-WILLIAM 11. KING of
FRUSSIA; and a Political PiCture of Europe from ;786 to
t 794; containing a Summary of the Revolutions of Brabant,
Holland, Poland, and France.
By L. P. SECUR, the Elder,
Feriae:ly Amba&dor of Louis XVI. at St. Pstcrlburgh,lßerlin,
and Vienna.
TRANSLATED FROM 'THE FRENCH.

Primed fur T. N. Longman and 0. Rea, No. 39, Pater-
natter-row.

'llse work which we have thus reviewed is recommended
to biftorical readers by the ability which its author has dif-
played, by the varied information which prefents itfclf, by the
g •necal authenticity of the narrative, by propriety of reile,ftion
and remark, and by a degree of impartiality exceeding that
which ulually appears in the hiftories of recent times. The ac-
count of the French revolution, we may obferve, is the heft
&etch we have teen of that stupendous event, and of its memo-
rable cunfAuences • and particular praife is alfo due to the nar-
rative of the gbh; of Poland. Many hate-papers and docu-
ments are annexed to each ut the volumes; and the work amply
merits a corral and fpirited tranilatien into our own language.
Appendix to Crit. Rev. Vol. 31.

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PitlVA'rE LIFE and PERSONAL
x HISTORY of BONAPARTE, Chief Conful of the
French Republic, with AIIECDOTF.`; and CHARACTERS
of ais Favourite tner.Js and bGuiitcrs who compote the pre.
fent Government of Frinee. _

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who ranks at Paris, to a Nobleman in London.

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Beelden, on a Leefe of which only Four V :an are unexpired. Pieces of Fugitive Poetry, worthy of Prefervation, which are to has nor, like many Editors, coutented himfelf with giving the But where this Deficiency has for years edited. a proper Pe- '
1 The fituation of tin. )Rate near the Great Weftern Turn- be found in the various periodical Pubikatiems ; original Con. Text of his Author, with only a few fuperficial remarks ;on ft:Termer it indifpentibly requiiite ro revive the flumbring (patio
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B. The I.er I Tax on the Filete is redeemed. the lilt Year. - made to keep pace with the rapid prefects of chemical lcicnee, The SECRECY which is to effential to my undertaking, and
!'h.: Tenants. Mr. Cando and Mr. Budden, will firm their The original Department of this Work will he (Imported by fine the publication of the original Work. 'rite Notts on the the Qealineations which I have pref:emed to Rate, form the
• . r•• ,t rive F..rtus ; :.:td for particulars epply to Wes. NIT feveral Writers of poetical Eminence. Animal Kingdom, Part IV. are particularly iultrudive end In- hatis ut toy Pretenfions, and in Loatcidence with firth this i MI.
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