Vol. XX. (of XXI.) 4/26 4to, Paris, 1748: I believe, an extremely feeble Pillar of Will-o'-Wisps by Night;--as I can expressly testify Pfeffel to be (Pfeffel, _Abrege Chronologique de l'Histoire d'Allemagne,_ 2 vols. 4to, Paris, 1776), who has succeeded Barri as Patent Guide through that vast SYLVA SYLVARUM and its pathless intricacies, for the inquiring French and English.] PUTTER.... "Foreigners have for most part known only, in regard to our History, a Latin work written by Struve at Jena." [Burkhard Gotthelf Struve, _Syntagma Historiae Germanicus_ (1730, 2 vols. "Struv, Struvius; him I don't know." PUTTER. |