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... favour of Rowley , seemed to us finally decisive of the question ; or , if anything remained unanswered in the tracts of Mr. T.'s adversaries , this was fully confuted by the luminous Inquiry of Mr. Warton , and exposed with all the ...
... favour of Rowley , seemed to us finally decisive of the question ; or , if anything remained unanswered in the tracts of Mr. T.'s adversaries , this was fully confuted by the luminous Inquiry of Mr. Warton , and exposed with all the ...
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... favour of the Catholics , than any which are here advanced . Perhaps it may be urged that the measure of the veto , though not absolutely indispensable , would be highly expedient ; and that Lord Grenville , by declining to move in favour ...
... favour of the Catholics , than any which are here advanced . Perhaps it may be urged that the measure of the veto , though not absolutely indispensable , would be highly expedient ; and that Lord Grenville , by declining to move in favour ...
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that more than one half of the persons composing the court are in favour of the prisoner's innocence , he is ... favour . This most gracious promise is , however , less mischievous than it might be , for a reason which proves the ...
that more than one half of the persons composing the court are in favour of the prisoner's innocence , he is ... favour . This most gracious promise is , however , less mischievous than it might be , for a reason which proves the ...
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Bagdad Pachalik of description of 515 | 9 |
Duke Letter to | 32 |
Duppas Life of Michel Angelo | 43 |
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