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Page 131
... instances of which are here recorded , are horrid to read , and cancel all the en- comiums paffed on their magnanimity , eloquence , and hospi- tality , during peace . They want no European affiftance to wear each other out . Therefore ...
... instances of which are here recorded , are horrid to read , and cancel all the en- comiums paffed on their magnanimity , eloquence , and hospi- tality , during peace . They want no European affiftance to wear each other out . Therefore ...
Page 240
... instance from caprice or vanity , but fimply from an intention to improve . Ufe has fo far fanctified , if I may employ ... instances , fubftituted a word of our own growth for it's equivalent from a Roman origin : though I may alfo have ...
... instance from caprice or vanity , but fimply from an intention to improve . Ufe has fo far fanctified , if I may employ ... instances , fubftituted a word of our own growth for it's equivalent from a Roman origin : though I may alfo have ...
Page 260
... instances in the course of our perufal of these Memoirs . It ought again to be obferved , in refpect to Mr. Ferrar , ( and we fuppofe alfo to the other members of the family , ) that , though furrounded by objects and practices of a ...
... instances in the course of our perufal of these Memoirs . It ought again to be obferved , in refpect to Mr. Ferrar , ( and we fuppofe alfo to the other members of the family , ) that , though furrounded by objects and practices of a ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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