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... fpeaking of that temperate faculty which delights in quiet times , fup- ported by its own integrity , and the virtues of moderation ? 1 fpeak of popular eloquence , the genuine offspring of that licentioufnefs , to which fools and ill ...
... fpeaking of that temperate faculty which delights in quiet times , fup- ported by its own integrity , and the virtues of moderation ? 1 fpeak of popular eloquence , the genuine offspring of that licentioufnefs , to which fools and ill ...
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... fpeaking , fhe esta- blished her claim to the never - ceafing gratitude of the human race , which , without the introduction of fo early and firong a tuition , might hardly have hoped to attain an art that ufurps fuch a compafs of ...
... fpeaking , fhe esta- blished her claim to the never - ceafing gratitude of the human race , which , without the introduction of fo early and firong a tuition , might hardly have hoped to attain an art that ufurps fuch a compafs of ...
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... fpeak only to the passions , and fupply the lack of argument with declamation , The horrors of war , and the long ... fpeaking of the origin of the prefent war ; because , in our opinion , it is of the most dangerous nature , striking ...
... fpeak only to the passions , and fupply the lack of argument with declamation , The horrors of war , and the long ... fpeaking of the origin of the prefent war ; because , in our opinion , it is of the most dangerous nature , striking ...
Contents
Air Vital See Scherer | 6 |
Bromleys Hiftory of the Fine | 9 |
Evidence Demonſtrative See Glenies Antecedental Calculus | 34 |
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