The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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Page 167
... person's own judg- ment ; but he afks leave to fay , that , without this , in the prefent juncture , nothing can be brought to pafs effectually for the good of England . He fays , it is certainly true , which was faid in the anfwer ...
... person's own judg- ment ; but he afks leave to fay , that , without this , in the prefent juncture , nothing can be brought to pafs effectually for the good of England . He fays , it is certainly true , which was faid in the anfwer ...
Page 202
... persons , whom he forced to ferve in his armies . The refidue he gave up for flaves to his foldiers . He demolished the walls of Jerufalem , and tranfplanted many of the people to Egypt , and others were obliged to fettle in the regions ...
... persons , whom he forced to ferve in his armies . The refidue he gave up for flaves to his foldiers . He demolished the walls of Jerufalem , and tranfplanted many of the people to Egypt , and others were obliged to fettle in the regions ...
Page 382
... persons , but a grief for them as fo fatally deceived , he hopes at least to be heard with a dispaffionate temper of mind . He is very forry that occafions have been too frequently given them by the abfurdity , hy- pocrify , and ...
... persons , but a grief for them as fo fatally deceived , he hopes at least to be heard with a dispaffionate temper of mind . He is very forry that occafions have been too frequently given them by the abfurdity , hy- pocrify , and ...
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