Fugitive Pieces on Various Subjects: A vindication of natural societyRobert Dodsley J. Dodsley, 1771 - English essays |
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... Palace , not like a victorious Com- mander who had merited and might demand the greatest Rewards , but like an Offender who had come to fupplicate a Fardon for his Crimes . His Reception was answerable : " Brevi ofculo , & nulla fermone ...
... Palace , not like a victorious Com- mander who had merited and might demand the greatest Rewards , but like an Offender who had come to fupplicate a Fardon for his Crimes . His Reception was answerable : " Brevi ofculo , & nulla fermone ...
Page 192
... Living ; when at Mofco he never lodges in the Palace , but in a little Wooden House built for him in the Sub- burbs as Colonel of his Guards ; He has neither Court , Court , Equipage , or other Diftinction from a pri- 192 AN ACCOUNT.
... Living ; when at Mofco he never lodges in the Palace , but in a little Wooden House built for him in the Sub- burbs as Colonel of his Guards ; He has neither Court , Court , Equipage , or other Diftinction from a pri- 192 AN ACCOUNT.
Page 244
... Palace of Greenwich ; above , that of Richmond ; and between both , on the Weft of London , rife the noble Buildings of Westminster , most remarkable for the Courts of Juftice , the Parliament , and St. Peter's Church , enriched with ...
... Palace of Greenwich ; above , that of Richmond ; and between both , on the Weft of London , rife the noble Buildings of Westminster , most remarkable for the Courts of Juftice , the Parliament , and St. Peter's Church , enriched with ...
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... Palace is truly Royal ; inclosed on one Side by the Thames , on the other by a Park , which connects it with St. James's , another Royal Palace . In the Chamber where the Parliament is ufually . held , the Seats and Wainscot are made of ...
... Palace is truly Royal ; inclosed on one Side by the Thames , on the other by a Park , which connects it with St. James's , another Royal Palace . In the Chamber where the Parliament is ufually . held , the Seats and Wainscot are made of ...
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Robert Dodsley. 1 Near this Palace are feen an immenfe Number of Swans , who wander up and down the River for fome Miles , in great Security ; no body daring to moleft , much less kill any of them , under Penalty of a confiderable Fine ...
Robert Dodsley. 1 Near this Palace are feen an immenfe Number of Swans , who wander up and down the River for fome Miles , in great Security ; no body daring to moleft , much less kill any of them , under Penalty of a confiderable Fine ...
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