Mr. Beckford.
MR. LOUDON, in the Gardener's Magazine for this month, describes the grounds of Fonthill as having been perfect in point of unity of character, and a unique specimen of the......
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but this is rendered impossible in such a mei,' as this programme Behold thy sereant in distress." They had higher aims and nobler objects in view. familiarized to their......
Spectator's Library.
ttioatsenv. The Life of Admiral Viscount Exmouth. fly Edward Oiler, Esq. Smith alai Elder. PERIODICAL LITERATURE, New York Mirror. A Weekly Journal devoted to Literature sod the......
Osler's L I Fe Of Lord Exmouth.
WITHOUT exhibiting much nice portraiture of individual character, or even displa)ing any particular literary merit as a piece of com- position, this Life of Lord EXMOUTH is an......
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