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Page 156
... French words . This , indeed , might be expected . Wealth , when accompanied by freedom , generally gives birth to magnificence , but it does not of necessity and immediately become the parent of taste and invention . During the ...
... French words . This , indeed , might be expected . Wealth , when accompanied by freedom , generally gives birth to magnificence , but it does not of necessity and immediately become the parent of taste and invention . During the ...
Page 428
... French agents lavished upon them without reason ! France , which , following the example of the Swiss republics , had proclaimed in the face of the world liberty and equality of rights , suddenly advanced to violate the country of ...
... French agents lavished upon them without reason ! France , which , following the example of the Swiss republics , had proclaimed in the face of the world liberty and equality of rights , suddenly advanced to violate the country of ...
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... French armice , which , not content with making war upon the earth , seemed desirous to challenge heaven itself . Sacred standards were planted ; and the priests promised the joys of paradise to those who should die fighting under their ...
... French armice , which , not content with making war upon the earth , seemed desirous to challenge heaven itself . Sacred standards were planted ; and the priests promised the joys of paradise to those who should die fighting under their ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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