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Pagina 115
... fact , therefore , apparently the firongeit the gentleman has produced , is fuch , that it would have been more political to have kept it out of fight . ' It is curious to note that this was the tithe claimant's own state of the fact ...
... fact , therefore , apparently the firongeit the gentleman has produced , is fuch , that it would have been more political to have kept it out of fight . ' It is curious to note that this was the tithe claimant's own state of the fact ...
Pagina 164
... facts fo evidently tends to confound the reader's conceptions , that it may , with- out hefitation , be pronounced an injudicious method of com- municating historical information to young perfons . Though Shakspeare's hiftorical plays ...
... facts fo evidently tends to confound the reader's conceptions , that it may , with- out hefitation , be pronounced an injudicious method of com- municating historical information to young perfons . Though Shakspeare's hiftorical plays ...
Pagina 171
... fact , only evidences and memorials of the tradi- tionary law of the country , there would be no doubt but that the highest authority ought to be given , not to the most modern , but to the most ancient decifion , as being that which ...
... fact , only evidences and memorials of the tradi- tionary law of the country , there would be no doubt but that the highest authority ought to be given , not to the most modern , but to the most ancient decifion , as being that which ...
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