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Page 279
... earliest writer who cites . Homer is Herodotus : Hesiod did not know Homer's poems ; and the earliest writer , who ... early period than Athens , and Lycurgus long preceded Solon . Hence Sparta had in some degree acquired the lead , or ...
... earliest writer who cites . Homer is Herodotus : Hesiod did not know Homer's poems ; and the earliest writer , who ... early period than Athens , and Lycurgus long preceded Solon . Hence Sparta had in some degree acquired the lead , or ...
Page 315
... early attention to his plan , on the part of ministers and public men but the views and occupations of persons in office , of whatever party , must undergo great alteration before they come forwards as the direct patrons of such a ...
... early attention to his plan , on the part of ministers and public men but the views and occupations of persons in office , of whatever party , must undergo great alteration before they come forwards as the direct patrons of such a ...
Page 408
... early period of the records of our con- stitution : but , in the prosecution of this undertaking , he sees no reason for going farther back than the reign of William the Conqueror . Many writers are fond of dwelling on the Ger- man or ...
... early period of the records of our con- stitution : but , in the prosecution of this undertaking , he sees no reason for going farther back than the reign of William the Conqueror . Many writers are fond of dwelling on the Ger- man or ...
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Porter Sir R K his Narrative of | 42 |
Coxes Memoirs of the Kings of Spain | 58 |
Power Balance of on a Reestablish | 62 |
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