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... living on fruits , herbs , and roots ; and that , as he re- ceded from that mode of living , he became in proportion less free and less virtuous . This theory , our author justly remarks , proves too much , as it connects liberty and ...
... living on fruits , herbs , and roots ; and that , as he re- ceded from that mode of living , he became in proportion less free and less virtuous . This theory , our author justly remarks , proves too much , as it connects liberty and ...
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... living in 1607 in great barbaric state or magnificence : he is said to have had an usual body of guard of forty or fifty of the tallest men in his country , but which he increased to the number of 200 , when he received a visit from the ...
... living in 1607 in great barbaric state or magnificence : he is said to have had an usual body of guard of forty or fifty of the tallest men in his country , but which he increased to the number of 200 , when he received a visit from the ...
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... living poets of Great Britain as * In Surinam all such children go with their mothers ; that is , if she is in slavery , her offspring are her master's property , should their father be a prince , unless he obtains them by purchase ...
... living poets of Great Britain as * In Surinam all such children go with their mothers ; that is , if she is in slavery , her offspring are her master's property , should their father be a prince , unless he obtains them by purchase ...
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