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Page 85
... never once thought that Holland would not only be stricken out of the confederacy , but that her arms and refources might , in the enfuing campaign , be employed against her former affociates in the war ; he never dreamed that the ...
... never once thought that Holland would not only be stricken out of the confederacy , but that her arms and refources might , in the enfuing campaign , be employed against her former affociates in the war ; he never dreamed that the ...
Page 446
... never exhaufted by fa- tigue , can never be gladdened by repofe ; and being never agitated by the terrors of danger , can never be tranfported by the joys of deliverance . 6 From thefe airy fpeculations , by which we fancied that we ...
... never exhaufted by fa- tigue , can never be gladdened by repofe ; and being never agitated by the terrors of danger , can never be tranfported by the joys of deliverance . 6 From thefe airy fpeculations , by which we fancied that we ...
Page 483
... never put faith in the con- ftitutional vocation of a king born and brought up to defpotifm , and accustomed to exercise it . Lewis XVI . must have been a man far beyond the common race of mortals , to be fincerely the friend of a ...
... never put faith in the con- ftitutional vocation of a king born and brought up to defpotifm , and accustomed to exercise it . Lewis XVI . must have been a man far beyond the common race of mortals , to be fincerely the friend of a ...
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