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THE REGENCY.

, Mr. GIFFORD's HISTORY of the POLITI-
CAL. LIFE of• the late Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT, a
full, complete, and impartial Account and Investigation of
important subject of a REGENCY, are to be found, than in
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A DESCRIPTION of the ANCIENT TERRA-
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By TAYLOR COMBE, Esq.
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(VISERVATIONS on the -NATURAL HIS-
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ANr.W INTRODUCTION to READING
rontiining many useful Exercises or-Lessons, adapted to
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Master of Campton Academy, Bedfordshire.
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THE CURSE OF KEHAMA.-A POEM.-
' By ROBERT SOUTHEY.
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" (h 1 reading over the extracts we have made, we feel quit.
satisfied that the voice of our readers will confirm our decision in
favour of the poetical genius which mustitave dictated this work
Ihectkj ctions, which apply* some degree to all the Works
which we have read in profethed imitations of the ballad-metre,
are leec frequently to be dr ' . Trip the Poem now before us,
iluut from any of its pregars idle, in oer opinion, its beau
siel are niwe tnedilik i more exalted, its moral effect
infinitely more seiiiigkemei ettreed"." , ._ ..
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