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“ The Nation expected, and was entitled to expect, that while Cities vied with each otherin consecrating Statues in marble and brass to the memory of our Nelson , a Literary Monu-ment would be erected, which should record his deeds for the immortal honour of his ownCountry, and the admiration of the rest of the World,” — Quarterly Review,
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THE THIRD VOLUME.JANUARY 1798 TO AUGUST 1799 .
HENRY
LONDON:
COLBURN,
PUBLISHER,
GREAT MARLBOROUGH STREET.
MDCCCXLV.