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... must now adopt a modern idiom ) , and his military service was under the neighbouring counts of Boulogne , the heroes of the firft crufade . But he foon relin- quifhed the fword and the world ; and if it be true , that his wife ...
... must now adopt a modern idiom ) , and his military service was under the neighbouring counts of Boulogne , the heroes of the firft crufade . But he foon relin- quifhed the fword and the world ; and if it be true , that his wife ...
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... must be estimated by the two - fold confideration of the malice , and the power , of our enemies . A per- nicious tenet has been imputed to the Mahome- tans , the duty of extirpating all other religions by the fword . This charge of ...
... must be estimated by the two - fold confideration of the malice , and the power , of our enemies . A per- nicious tenet has been imputed to the Mahome- tans , the duty of extirpating all other religions by the fword . This charge of ...
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... must difclaim the innumerable hofts and remote operations , which overwhelmed Afia and depopulated Europe . II . Palestine could add nothing to the ftrength or fafety of the La- tins ; and fanaticifm alone could pretend to justify the ...
... must difclaim the innumerable hofts and remote operations , which overwhelmed Afia and depopulated Europe . II . Palestine could add nothing to the ftrength or fafety of the La- tins ; and fanaticifm alone could pretend to justify the ...
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... must pay with his body ; and the prac- tice of flagellation was adopted by the monks , a cheap , though painful , equivalent . By a fan- tastic arithmetic , a year of penance was taxed at three thousand lafhes " 5 ; and fuch was the ...
... must pay with his body ; and the prac- tice of flagellation was adopted by the monks , a cheap , though painful , equivalent . By a fan- tastic arithmetic , a year of penance was taxed at three thousand lafhes " 5 ; and fuch was the ...
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... must have yielded to the climate and cultivation of the Mahometan coun- tries ; and their natural and artificial wealth had been magnified by the tales of pilgrims , and the gifts of an imperfect commerce . The vulgar , both the great ...
... must have yielded to the climate and cultivation of the Mahometan coun- tries ; and their natural and artificial wealth had been magnified by the tales of pilgrims , and the gifts of an imperfect commerce . The vulgar , both the great ...
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