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194 THE GENUINE HISTORY OF and all the court and all the Empire have beeis equal wknelTes of his falfehood. P. 114— 115. " We may fafcly affirm, thae " the Tethys of Claudian was rather agitated •* into a foam by Saxon than by Hibernian oars- " Th6 Saxons, in the days of Honorius, were •* in fome meafure a maritime people : Tethys^ ** fignifies the Ocean : the fea between Germany ** and England has fome right to that title, but ** the channel between Ireland and Caledonia " was never dignified with fo high a name. This •* criticifm is fufficient to deftroy the whole force *' of the argument drav/n from Claudian." This formidable argument is furely a mere accumulation of impertinences.— The Saxons,, even more than a century before the days of Honorius, were not only " in fome meafure a ** maritime people," but were remarkably ex- pert in the arts of navigation. Such they are well known to have been in the days of Carau- fms. And fuch they continued as late as the days of Sidonius Saxona,—cui pelle falum fulcare Britannum Ludus. —But the verbal criticifm here is more obfer- vable. Mr. Macpherfon has repeatedly fup- pofed before, that Claudian, even in a retro- fpe^livf
THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 19^- fpe£tive compliment on a recent and notorious event, tranfgreffed the bounds of reality, and threw in imaginary incidents ; and that there- fore we could not reafon from any, even, of the fafts which are recorded by him. And yet here Mr. Macpherfon can reafon from his ufe of words only. We are taught before by our author, that "k is idle to fearch for faft in the Hj^per- " boles of poetry.'' And yet here he himft f fearches for a faft in fome lines, which he fuppofes to be fo hyperbolical, as to be full of ** invention, exaggeration, and flattery;" and even fearches for it in a criticifm upon a fmgle word. If Claud ian looks unfriendly upon his Hypothefis, even his particular and recent incidents are all hyperbole and fancy. But if he can be brought to caft the coldeft look of favour upon it, even his language, even a word confeffedly poetical, is neither hyperbolical nor poetical any more.—So far for con- lillency : now for propriety. Tcthys, it is faid, fignifies Ocean, a name by u^hich ihc channel between Ireland and Caledonia was never dignified. And this criticifm, we are triumphantly told, " is fufficient to delitroy the whole force of
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CONTJENTg, INTRODUCTION, />. I ^ TH
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5 THE GEMITINE HISTORY OF renounced
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 27 The former
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 55 nominated
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 59 " from the
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 63 communitie
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THU THE BRITONS ASSERTED, CHAP. II.
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THE BRTTONS ASSERTED. 69 broken onl
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 71 The only r
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 73 into Brita
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THE BRITONS ASS EB. TED. 75 The nam
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 77 but the la
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 79 They flial
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THE SRITONS ASSERTED. 83 Mr. Macphe
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 87 nnd aftual
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 8$ nominated
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 9» grounded
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 93. cliffs of
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 97 for tlie c
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 103 peculiari
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 109 and Belga
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. in Victoria,
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 113 of Galgac
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 117 it upon t
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 119 mufl: be
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 123 dons of F
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 125 " we can
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 127 and Ptole
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THE BRITONS ASSSRTED. 129 Friths. A
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 131 The name
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 133 reafoning
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 135 plierfons
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 137 it natura
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 139 hoflility
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 141 '' Gadhel
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Page 211 and 212: THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 201 Mr. Macph
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 547 But it is
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 249 common ap
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 2i;5 equally
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 255 to fland
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED, 2^7 ** Scots
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 261 From p. 1
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 263 felves by
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED, 265 famenels.
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 269 Albanich
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 271 oppofitio
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 273 ing to pr
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 275 appellati
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 277 the appel
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. =79 region of
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 281 'among th
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MR. THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 233 VIIL
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. ag; Scots wer
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 287 of his fo
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED, 289 '* quarla
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 291 bitablc f
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THE BRITONS ASSERTED. 293 14th ', a
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296 THE GENUINE HISTORY OF Thefe tr
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apS THE GENUINE HISTORY OF right to
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300 THE GENUINE HISTORY OF dark, in
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302 THE GENUINE HISTORY OF trariety
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304 THE GENUINE HISTOR^y, ice. brav
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3o5 3 " pleafe, oppugn. Tired of po
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|io I N ID E X. —The Brltifii CUR
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"sir INDEX. 125— 126, 1:9, Tj;, 1
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