The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 5T. Cadell, 1828 |
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Side iv
... hope to enjoy , the varied pleasures of retirement and society . But I shall ever glory in the name and character of an Englishman : I am proud of my birth in a free and enlightened country ; and the approbation of that See Dr ...
... hope to enjoy , the varied pleasures of retirement and society . But I shall ever glory in the name and character of an Englishman : I am proud of my birth in a free and enlightened country ; and the approbation of that See Dr ...
Side v
... hope to gain ; that I am now descending into the vale of years ; and that the most respectable of my countrymen , the men whom I aspire to imitate , have resigned the pen of history about the same period of their lives . Yet I consider ...
... hope to gain ; that I am now descending into the vale of years ; and that the most respectable of my countrymen , the men whom I aspire to imitate , have resigned the pen of history about the same period of their lives . Yet I consider ...
Side 8
... hope of measuring gold with a bushel , those brave men who are as free and as noble as thyself . " A language so well suited to the temper of the Goths excited clamour and discontent ; and the son of Theodemir , apprehensive of being ...
... hope of measuring gold with a bushel , those brave men who are as free and as noble as thyself . " A language so well suited to the temper of the Goths excited clamour and discontent ; and the son of Theodemir , apprehensive of being ...
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... hope of the Roman armies was irretrievably destroyed ; and such was the temperance with which Theodoric had inspired his victorious troops , that as their leader had not given the signal of pillage , the rich spoils of the enemy lay ...
... hope of the Roman armies was irretrievably destroyed ; and such was the temperance with which Theodoric had inspired his victorious troops , that as their leader had not given the signal of pillage , the rich spoils of the enemy lay ...
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... hope in his pious fancy , that it was excelled by the celestial splendour of the New Jerusalem . During a residence of six months , the fame , the person , and the courteous de- meanour of the Gothic king , excited the admiration of the ...
... hope in his pious fancy , that it was excelled by the celestial splendour of the New Jerusalem . During a residence of six months , the fame , the person , and the courteous de- meanour of the Gothic king , excited the admiration of the ...
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