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... learned and free state ( and a free state will be a learned one ) , are the only passions open to the orator . If he hath a hold on more partial interests and feelings , the people are no longer virtuous , and cannot long be free : -our ...
... learned and free state ( and a free state will be a learned one ) , are the only passions open to the orator . If he hath a hold on more partial interests and feelings , the people are no longer virtuous , and cannot long be free : -our ...
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... learned and illustrious characters , Asiatic and European , an assembly is con- wened , in which no word of our native tongue is spoken , but public discourse is maintained on interesting subjects , in the languages of Asia . The ...
... learned and illustrious characters , Asiatic and European , an assembly is con- wened , in which no word of our native tongue is spoken , but public discourse is maintained on interesting subjects , in the languages of Asia . The ...
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... learned Bishop ; and by its clue we have followed the constructions of the pre- sent treatise . The projections satisfactorily exhibit to the eye , in one compact simple diagram , all the circumstances attending the risings and settings ...
... learned Bishop ; and by its clue we have followed the constructions of the pre- sent treatise . The projections satisfactorily exhibit to the eye , in one compact simple diagram , all the circumstances attending the risings and settings ...
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