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Page 95
... circumstances of great weight . He describes himself as having devoted much time , in a retired situation , to reading and comparing Mr. Burke's political works with the Letters of Junius ; the consequence of which was a conviction that ...
... circumstances of great weight . He describes himself as having devoted much time , in a retired situation , to reading and comparing Mr. Burke's political works with the Letters of Junius ; the consequence of which was a conviction that ...
Page 231
... circumstances that wealth cannot supply or titles confer , circumstances that age and an unbroken line of ancestry in its possessors have given value to , and have made vene . rable ; an ancient structure that nothing can so much ...
... circumstances that wealth cannot supply or titles confer , circumstances that age and an unbroken line of ancestry in its possessors have given value to , and have made vene . rable ; an ancient structure that nothing can so much ...
Page 403
... circumstances of situation , every way adverse for eliciting or promot- ing his uncommon talents . Altogether unknown and destitute of patronage , and barely possessing the means of subsistence , that gentleman became in very early ...
... circumstances of situation , every way adverse for eliciting or promot- ing his uncommon talents . Altogether unknown and destitute of patronage , and barely possessing the means of subsistence , that gentleman became in very early ...
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