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... use of the church , which derived , from the redemption of fins , an inex- haustible fource of opulence and dominion . A debt of three hundred years , or twelve hundred pounds , was enough to impoverish a plentiful fortune ; the ...
... use of the church , which derived , from the redemption of fins , an inex- haustible fource of opulence and dominion . A debt of three hundred years , or twelve hundred pounds , was enough to impoverish a plentiful fortune ; the ...
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... use- ful for their fafety than for his own . They reached the banks of the Save ; and no fooner had they paffed the river than the king of Hun- gary reftored the hoftages , and faluted their departure with the fairest wishes for the fuc ...
... use- ful for their fafety than for his own . They reached the banks of the Save ; and no fooner had they paffed the river than the king of Hun- gary reftored the hoftages , and faluted their departure with the fairest wishes for the fuc ...
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... use , the artificial engines and implements of affault . In the conquest of Nice , they had been powerfully affifted by the wealth and knowledge of the Greek emperor : his absence was poorly fupplied by fome Genoefe and Pisan veffels ...
... use , the artificial engines and implements of affault . In the conquest of Nice , they had been powerfully affifted by the wealth and knowledge of the Greek emperor : his absence was poorly fupplied by fome Genoefe and Pisan veffels ...
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... use of the kingdom of Cyprus . 133 A la terre perdue , tout fut perdû , is the vigorous expref- fion of the Affife ( c . 281. ) . Yet Jerufalem capitulated with Sala- din ; the queen and the principal Chriftians departed in peace ; and ...
... use of the kingdom of Cyprus . 133 A la terre perdue , tout fut perdû , is the vigorous expref- fion of the Affife ( c . 281. ) . Yet Jerufalem capitulated with Sala- din ; the queen and the principal Chriftians departed in peace ; and ...
Side 96
... use of argument and evidence was often fuperfeded by judicial combat ; and the Affife of Jerufalem admits in many cafes this barbarous inftitution , which has been flowly abolished by the laws and manners of Europe . Law of judicial ...
... use of argument and evidence was often fuperfeded by judicial combat ; and the Affife of Jerufalem admits in many cafes this barbarous inftitution , which has been flowly abolished by the laws and manners of Europe . Law of judicial ...
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