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Page 101
... necessary to each , and by that means affures their direction . Let us exa- mine whatever has youth , and we fhall find it full of grace- fulness , because it is in the flower of its ftrength . " Here , however , we cannot agree with ...
... necessary to each , and by that means affures their direction . Let us exa- mine whatever has youth , and we fhall find it full of grace- fulness , because it is in the flower of its ftrength . " Here , however , we cannot agree with ...
Page 123
... necessary and irresistible manner , but yet are fitted to fa- tisfy a fair and ingenuous Enquirer ; which may not be able to overcome prepoffeffion , to filence cavil , or beat down ob- ftinacy , but yet will afford proper grounds of ...
... necessary and irresistible manner , but yet are fitted to fa- tisfy a fair and ingenuous Enquirer ; which may not be able to overcome prepoffeffion , to filence cavil , or beat down ob- ftinacy , but yet will afford proper grounds of ...
Page 282
... necessary to form an able General , is worth notice here . " To march an army , fays he , in every fort of country , whether open , woody , or mountainous ; to know how to form a camp in all these countries , in order to do it with fe ...
... necessary to form an able General , is worth notice here . " To march an army , fays he , in every fort of country , whether open , woody , or mountainous ; to know how to form a camp in all these countries , in order to do it with fe ...
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