The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 28Philological Society of London, 1795 |
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... those Empires which have attained the highest pitch of glory and profperity , abufes noft generally prevail ... those who have already fhaken off the bondage of illufion , and the yoke of revolt ; those who , being ftill retained by a ...
... those Empires which have attained the highest pitch of glory and profperity , abufes noft generally prevail ... those who have already fhaken off the bondage of illufion , and the yoke of revolt ; those who , being ftill retained by a ...
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... those senti- ments with which cleinency inspires us . The Nobility , who have only left their country the better to defend it ; who have only drawn their fwords in the firm per- fuafion that they were fighting for France , and not ...
... those senti- ments with which cleinency inspires us . The Nobility , who have only left their country the better to defend it ; who have only drawn their fwords in the firm per- fuafion that they were fighting for France , and not ...
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+ Those who execute the orders of civil magistrates . The words Republican virtue ' must found harsh to modern ears ... those un- licenfed traffickers , who being enemies by trade to those who adminifter the laws and collect the revenues ...
+ Those who execute the orders of civil magistrates . The words Republican virtue ' must found harsh to modern ears ... those un- licenfed traffickers , who being enemies by trade to those who adminifter the laws and collect the revenues ...
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The Life of John Knox the Reformer | 9 |
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