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... and by that Means to give a turbulent Air to all his other Pretensions , and even to fink the Agreeablenefs of the Friend and Compani- on , by the Appearance of fome- 166 fomewhat fuppos'd to be demanding in the Patriot . Dedication .
... and by that Means to give a turbulent Air to all his other Pretensions , and even to fink the Agreeablenefs of the Friend and Compani- on , by the Appearance of fome- 166 fomewhat fuppos'd to be demanding in the Patriot . Dedication .
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... give a thou- fand Inftances of your Lordship's great Huma- nity this way , and of your having attained in your first Years to be the Terror of Ill , and the Refuge of Good Men . What can Fond- nefs nefs it felf wish more for a Man ...
... give a thou- fand Inftances of your Lordship's great Huma- nity this way , and of your having attained in your first Years to be the Terror of Ill , and the Refuge of Good Men . What can Fond- nefs nefs it felf wish more for a Man ...
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... - fhip will be tranfmitted to Futurity by the Pro- feffors of thofe Liberal The Pre- Arts you Protect and Encourage . fent I now make you can give me no Opportunity to to endeavour that way . But , as thefe Occafional Dedication .
... - fhip will be tranfmitted to Futurity by the Pro- feffors of thofe Liberal The Pre- Arts you Protect and Encourage . fent I now make you can give me no Opportunity to to endeavour that way . But , as thefe Occafional Dedication .
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... give the first Notion , That the Enemy was to be Con- quer'd Till You were plac'd at the Head of Armies , the Confederates feem'd contented to fhow France , That She could not overcome Europe : But it enter'd not into the Heart of Man ...
... give the first Notion , That the Enemy was to be Con- quer'd Till You were plac'd at the Head of Armies , the Confederates feem'd contented to fhow France , That She could not overcome Europe : But it enter'd not into the Heart of Man ...
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... give you this Trouble . You , Sir , who are adorned with more than Title , a Superiority to it , from the Refufal of it when you thought it inconfiftent with Ho- nour , are the propereft Man to be addreffed , when I confider the Danger ...
... give you this Trouble . You , Sir , who are adorned with more than Title , a Superiority to it , from the Refufal of it when you thought it inconfiftent with Ho- nour , are the propereft Man to be addreffed , when I confider the Danger ...
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