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May we not afcribe to fo honourable and generous a motive the exertion of her perfonal influence in his fiivor?

memoirs of the right honourable edmund burke charles m'cormick 1798

An acquaintance whifpered our traveller to retire, as it was not unufual to afcribe the fail - ure of the miracle to the prefence of heretics; and that the populace might, in confequence, be led to an infult.

Historical account of the most celebrated voyages, travels, and discoveries, from the time of ... 1797

The degrees or extent wherein we afcribe exiftence, power, wifdom, and all other perfedions

An Essay Concerning Human Understanding 1796

As. Lord Somers*s pieces were amonymous, we no longer know what to afcribe to him; and one cannot help making

A Catalogue of the Royal and Noble Authors of England: With Lists of Their Works 1796

Notwithltanding the ill-fuccefs of the late expedition, fo little open to cenfure was the con - duft of admiral Killegrew, fo impoffible was it to afcribe any part of its failure to his behaviour or management, that he was, immediately afterwards, appointed One of the joint-admirals with fir R. Haddock and fir J. Afliby, to command the fleet in the abfenceof theearl of Torrington.

Biographia navalis; or, Impartial memoirs of the lives and characters of officers of the navy of Great Britain, from the year 1660 to the present time; drawn from the most authentic sources, and disposed in a chronological arrangement 1794

Their opinion, however, who afcribe many worki 'to Hefidd, is very different froni this.

The Description of Greece 1794

Let us then, Sir, confider what thofe pre - texts are, by which you labour to afcribe to infa - nity or profligacy in 1792, that attempt to re - form, which in 17S2 was the pureft exertion of the moft heroic patriotifm.

A letter to the Right Honourable William Pitt, on his apostacy from the cause of parliamentary reform : to which is subjoined an appendix containing important documents on that subject 1793

Hence it was plaufible to afcribe the con - tentious oppofition, of which the king complained, to an avcrlion for his minifters, and to reprefent to him, that if he could be pre -

The history of political transactions, and of parties, from the restoration of King Charles the Second, to the death of King William Somerville, Thomas, 1741-1830 1792

Pen£U&jQW.s. was forme d by Neptun e, Who - ever fuppofes that Neptune caufes earthquakes, and that the confequent chafms are the work of that deity, may on viewing this fpot eafily afcribe it to his power: to me, the feparation of thefe moun - tains appears to have been the eiFect of an earth - quake ''. cxxx.

The history of Herodotus 1791

& Syr. with 4 MSS. afcribe this pfalm to David, and

Notes critical and explanatory on the Books of Psalms and Proverbs, intended to correct the grammatical errors of the text from the collations of the mss. by D. Kennicott on the Psalms and by him and De Rossi on the Proverbs; and to restore and elucidate some corrupt and obscure passages, by comparing the mss. with the antient versions, the parallel places of scripture, the proposed emendations of many able critics, and submitting some further conjectural readings to the judgment of the learned Dimock, Henry, d. 1810 1791