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... letters in question . We find Junius taking occasion , in his private letters to Woodfall , to allude to his long experience of the world ; ' from which , and from the more indubitable evidence afforded by the maturity of his ...
... letters in question . We find Junius taking occasion , in his private letters to Woodfall , to allude to his long experience of the world ; ' from which , and from the more indubitable evidence afforded by the maturity of his ...
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... letters of Junius as the more attractive qualities of perspicuity and classical accu- racy . The occurrence of grammatical errors in his letters has been much noticed , without acknowleging that they must have been owing to the ...
... letters of Junius as the more attractive qualities of perspicuity and classical accu- racy . The occurrence of grammatical errors in his letters has been much noticed , without acknowleging that they must have been owing to the ...
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... letters will surprise us the less , when we consider the danger to which a discovery would have subjected him , and the variety of precau tions which in consequence became necessary ; • In his last letter to Sir W. Draper , who had ...
... letters will surprise us the less , when we consider the danger to which a discovery would have subjected him , and the variety of precau tions which in consequence became necessary ; • In his last letter to Sir W. Draper , who had ...
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