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THE GENIUS of the THAMES ; a Lyrical
Poem, in Two Parts. By THOMAS LOVE PgAUOCK.
" Thni l'oem possesses all the essentials of good poetry; it hat.
genius, taste, and judgment to recommend it. The stanzas are
strongly and vniformly.inarkvd by a clazsic chastity, a dignified
simplicity of language; the i.tras and the sentiments are not tau-
tastically reAned nor lahoriou•ly worked up, but Bow naturally
from the lips of genius.“—Antijaeobin Rev brig. 1810.
For further retontm:ndation of this work, see Monthly Rev.
lune 1811, Eclectic Rev. Feb. 1811, and Brit. Crit. Aug. 1310.
Printed for L Hookham, jun. and F. I. Hookl;asin,ol.l Bond-
street ; and Manners and M Iler, Ldinburgh.

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