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The Oriental tale in England in the eighteenth century

Note 150 — Chapter III · THE PHILOSOPHIC GROUP

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The Bonze, or Chinese Anchorite, an Oriental Epic Novel. Translated from the Mandarine language of Hoamchi-vam, a Tartarian Proselite, by Mons. D’Alenzon, Dedicated to Lord Kilwarling Son and Heir of the Earl of Hillsborough, Secretary of State for the Northern Colonies. With Adventurous wing exploring new found Worlds, the Orient Muse unfettered with Rhyme who Sings of Heaven, of Earth, and Wondrous mutations; Strives to Mingle instruction with delight, in hope to gain the smile of Approbation. Two vols. London, 1769.

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