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Page 215
... some labour and nicety . Hence there are repetitions in this work that might have been avoided . Some notes to the cafes are added , reported by Mr. Frafer : if they be not fo numerous , nor fo much enriched with collateral learning ...
... some labour and nicety . Hence there are repetitions in this work that might have been avoided . Some notes to the cafes are added , reported by Mr. Frafer : if they be not fo numerous , nor fo much enriched with collateral learning ...
Page 254
... Some of the capitularies forbid the establishment of markets without the king's permiffion , and prohibit the holding them on Sundays . By others , rigorous punishments are decreed to those who fhall fell flaves in a clandef- tine ...
... Some of the capitularies forbid the establishment of markets without the king's permiffion , and prohibit the holding them on Sundays . By others , rigorous punishments are decreed to those who fhall fell flaves in a clandef- tine ...
Page 395
... some rea- fon for apprehenfion , that a fuperftitious notion of its ideal per- fection may poffibly , at some future period of time , produce an abject and ruinous acquiefcence in corruption , or a torpid indifference to improvement ...
... some rea- fon for apprehenfion , that a fuperftitious notion of its ideal per- fection may poffibly , at some future period of time , produce an abject and ruinous acquiefcence in corruption , or a torpid indifference to improvement ...
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