Fugitive Pieces on Various Subjects: A vindication of natural societyR. and J. Dodsley, 1761 - English essays |
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... several times extremely popu- lous , and to fupply Men for Slaughters fcarcely cre- dible , if other well - known and well - attested ones had not given them a Colour . The firft fettling of the * the Jews here , was attended by an ...
... several times extremely popu- lous , and to fupply Men for Slaughters fcarcely cre- dible , if other well - known and well - attested ones had not given them a Colour . The firft fettling of the * the Jews here , was attended by an ...
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... several Centuries ; and the Irruptions of the Kings of Babylon and Affyria made immenfe Ra- vages . Yet we have their History but partially , in an indiftinct confufed Manner ; fo that I fhall only throw the strong Point of Light upon ...
... several Centuries ; and the Irruptions of the Kings of Babylon and Affyria made immenfe Ra- vages . Yet we have their History but partially , in an indiftinct confufed Manner ; fo that I fhall only throw the strong Point of Light upon ...
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Robert Dodsley. 1 phants , Bears , and Wolves , upon their several Species , fince the Beginning of the World ; though these agree ill enough with each other , and have a much greater Proportion of Rage and Fury in their Com- pofition ...
Robert Dodsley. 1 phants , Bears , and Wolves , upon their several Species , fince the Beginning of the World ; though these agree ill enough with each other , and have a much greater Proportion of Rage and Fury in their Com- pofition ...
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... several Societies , the most re- fpectable for their Understanding and Fortunes , they confided to them the Charge of the public Welfare . This originally formed what is called an Ariftocracy . They hoped , it would be impoffible that ...
... several Societies , the most re- fpectable for their Understanding and Fortunes , they confided to them the Charge of the public Welfare . This originally formed what is called an Ariftocracy . They hoped , it would be impoffible that ...
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... several Pretenfions by the Sword . Experience and Policy have fince taught other Methods . Res vero nunc agitur tenui pulmone rubeta . But how far Corruption , Venality , the Contempt of Honour , the Oblivion of all Duty to our Country ...
... several Pretenfions by the Sword . Experience and Policy have fince taught other Methods . Res vero nunc agitur tenui pulmone rubeta . But how far Corruption , Venality , the Contempt of Honour , the Oblivion of all Duty to our Country ...
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