The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 - Books |
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Page 88
... themselves to us . I am afhamed , Sire , to re- late to you the expreffions which again have offended us . They compare your state to a family , confifting of three children . They fay , the clerical order is the eldeft , ours the ...
... themselves to us . I am afhamed , Sire , to re- late to you the expreffions which again have offended us . They compare your state to a family , confifting of three children . They fay , the clerical order is the eldeft , ours the ...
Page 106
... themselves think wrong to be conti- nued . And let them do it of themselves , and with good will , upon principles of juftice and benevolence , not under the appearance , or even fufpicion , of neceffity or compulfion ; for it is the ...
... themselves think wrong to be conti- nued . And let them do it of themselves , and with good will , upon principles of juftice and benevolence , not under the appearance , or even fufpicion , of neceffity or compulfion ; for it is the ...
Page 159
... themselves off for the FIRST NATION IN EUROPE ! the GREATEST PEOPLE IN THE UNIVERSE ! as if the political juntos ... themselves , fill half the ranks of more than half the regiments of the kingdom , with men who have fellow feelings and ...
... themselves off for the FIRST NATION IN EUROPE ! the GREATEST PEOPLE IN THE UNIVERSE ! as if the political juntos ... themselves , fill half the ranks of more than half the regiments of the kingdom , with men who have fellow feelings and ...
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