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Page 188
... Things are inserted for the first time , from some present impression of their singularity or importance , but without any allusion to their connections . When a thing of the same kind is mentioned again , there is generally a reference ...
... Things are inserted for the first time , from some present impression of their singularity or importance , but without any allusion to their connections . When a thing of the same kind is mentioned again , there is generally a reference ...
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unrepealed . If this were not the case , there could be no such thing as a law wholly or in part obsolete ; no such thing as an unrepealed law , which is not in its full original force . For an obsolete law is that , which it is the ...
unrepealed . If this were not the case , there could be no such thing as a law wholly or in part obsolete ; no such thing as an unrepealed law , which is not in its full original force . For an obsolete law is that , which it is the ...
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... thing in the chapter which we have transcribed but conceit and misapprehension . Who ever re- garded & as a letter ? It is the abbreviation of a word ,, con- sisting of two letters et , written at first es , and altered for dis- patch ...
... thing in the chapter which we have transcribed but conceit and misapprehension . Who ever re- garded & as a letter ? It is the abbreviation of a word ,, con- sisting of two letters et , written at first es , and altered for dis- patch ...
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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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