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... parties , the ability and energy - Belial and Moloch ; and England propitiated of his splendid administration , we are ... party . The Presbyterians , in their eagerness to be revenged on the Independents , sacrificed their own liberty ...
... parties , the ability and energy - Belial and Moloch ; and England propitiated of his splendid administration , we are ... party . The Presbyterians , in their eagerness to be revenged on the Independents , sacrificed their own liberty ...
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... party , by no means aumerous , but distinguished by learning and ability , which co - operated with them on very different principles . We speak of those whom Cromwell was accustomed to call the Heathens , men who were , in the ...
... party , by no means aumerous , but distinguished by learning and ability , which co - operated with them on very different principles . We speak of those whom Cromwell was accustomed to call the Heathens , men who were , in the ...
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... party desirous to change the adminis . same rank with Livy ; and unquestionably the small portion of his works which has come down to us , is calculated to give a high opi- nion of his talents . But his style is not very pleasant ; and ...
... party desirous to change the adminis . same rank with Livy ; and unquestionably the small portion of his works which has come down to us , is calculated to give a high opi- nion of his talents . But his style is not very pleasant ; and ...
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... party . We might say that the Cæsars did not persecute the Christians ; that they only pu- nished men who were charged , rightly or wrongly , with burning Rome , and with com mitting the foulest abominations in their as semblies ; that ...
... party . We might say that the Cæsars did not persecute the Christians ; that they only pu- nished men who were charged , rightly or wrongly , with burning Rome , and with com mitting the foulest abominations in their as semblies ; that ...
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... party and party . " I know very well , " says he , " that the common lawyers will be passionately against it , who are wont to put such a prejudice upon all Defeat , universal agitation , financial embar- other professions , as if none ...
... party and party . " I know very well , " says he , " that the common lawyers will be passionately against it , who are wont to put such a prejudice upon all Defeat , universal agitation , financial embar- other professions , as if none ...
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