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... fays it may be refolved into principles that are invariable ; and that the mode only of applying them depends on the circumftances of the moment . The doctrine of expediency , he admits , may be useful to a ftatesman actually engaged in ...
... fays it may be refolved into principles that are invariable ; and that the mode only of applying them depends on the circumftances of the moment . The doctrine of expediency , he admits , may be useful to a ftatesman actually engaged in ...
Pagina 273
... fays of the Greek augment , and of the future tense . σ ' In the name of common fenfe , what are we to understand by all this -The prefent , the future ow , and the perfect xa , are all from ; yet the pin is merely euphonic ; the in sow ...
... fays of the Greek augment , and of the future tense . σ ' In the name of common fenfe , what are we to understand by all this -The prefent , the future ow , and the perfect xa , are all from ; yet the pin is merely euphonic ; the in sow ...
Pagina 557
... ( fays Dr. H. ) a new method of treating jaded horfes . It was a hot day , and we had performed a long journey . One of our beft horfes fell , and , as we could not wait , we gave him up for loft . The black fmith , -who , as is ...
... ( fays Dr. H. ) a new method of treating jaded horfes . It was a hot day , and we had performed a long journey . One of our beft horfes fell , and , as we could not wait , we gave him up for loft . The black fmith , -who , as is ...
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