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... called her moderation , but which might with more truth be called her intoxication , when he was of her own accord fetting bounds to her ambition , fhe declared her conquefts to be unalienably annexed to the republic ; which in future ...
... called her moderation , but which might with more truth be called her intoxication , when he was of her own accord fetting bounds to her ambition , fhe declared her conquefts to be unalienably annexed to the republic ; which in future ...
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... called el Harem el Kieber el Koubli by the Arabs , has a base much broader , in proportion to its height , than the great pyramid of Memphis . Thus beginning much fooner than the other to caft no shade at mid - day , it cannot ferve in ...
... called el Harem el Kieber el Koubli by the Arabs , has a base much broader , in proportion to its height , than the great pyramid of Memphis . Thus beginning much fooner than the other to caft no shade at mid - day , it cannot ferve in ...
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... called a ftate . That part of the earth which they poffefs is called the territory of that state ; and the body of inhabitants , the people . The power of governing a state is called the Sovereignty ; and the perfon or perfons who ...
... called a ftate . That part of the earth which they poffefs is called the territory of that state ; and the body of inhabitants , the people . The power of governing a state is called the Sovereignty ; and the perfon or perfons who ...
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