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Page 410
... merits of his martyrdom ; and in magnifying him above all that devoted tribe , who , in feveral ages , had , by their ... merit challenged , and not in vain , a fuitable acknowlegement to his memory . Endless were the panegyrics on his ...
... merits of his martyrdom ; and in magnifying him above all that devoted tribe , who , in feveral ages , had , by their ... merit challenged , and not in vain , a fuitable acknowlegement to his memory . Endless were the panegyrics on his ...
Page 473
... merit of the original : but as we are not fond of feeing the character of an old Maid expofed to contempt , we fhall fay nothing more of a performance , the main defign of which we cannot but difapprove , as a cruel infult , not upon ...
... merit of the original : but as we are not fond of feeing the character of an old Maid expofed to contempt , we fhall fay nothing more of a performance , the main defign of which we cannot but difapprove , as a cruel infult , not upon ...
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... merit in this kind of compofition , and would have given some extracts from his performance , but that we are at prefent obliged to be very brief in our Catalogues , through the great abundance of Articles . * Advertisement , he ftyles ...
... merit in this kind of compofition , and would have given some extracts from his performance , but that we are at prefent obliged to be very brief in our Catalogues , through the great abundance of Articles . * Advertisement , he ftyles ...
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