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We must acknowlege that thefe great pretenfions gave us fome kind of difguft : yet , when we looked more into the work , we found it introduced by a short and modeft dedica- tion to the Bishop of Salisbury , followed by a fenfible ...
We must acknowlege that thefe great pretenfions gave us fome kind of difguft : yet , when we looked more into the work , we found it introduced by a short and modeft dedica- tion to the Bishop of Salisbury , followed by a fenfible ...
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... must multiply the ancient valuation by three , by which the money of thofe days will be nearly brought to the fame fterling ftandard as the prefent coin . We must next proceed to afcertain , as well as we are able , the proportionate ...
... must multiply the ancient valuation by three , by which the money of thofe days will be nearly brought to the fame fterling ftandard as the prefent coin . We must next proceed to afcertain , as well as we are able , the proportionate ...
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... must rejoice that fuch multitudes are reftored to the rights of man : but as the native of a country already fufficiently advanced in the knowlege and practice of freedom to make him hope that no further improvement of it , which he may ...
... must rejoice that fuch multitudes are reftored to the rights of man : but as the native of a country already fufficiently advanced in the knowlege and practice of freedom to make him hope that no further improvement of it , which he may ...
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and 1788 | 8 |
Julius or the Natural Son 462 | 17 |
Othoman Empire Hift of 165 | 21 |
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