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... persons of those heroes , who fhall adorn the fucceeding periods of English history . The firft ftanza , defcribing the march of the Britons down a craggy mountain , while the bards , who are ftationed along its fides , infpirit them ...
... persons of those heroes , who fhall adorn the fucceeding periods of English history . The firft ftanza , defcribing the march of the Britons down a craggy mountain , while the bards , who are ftationed along its fides , infpirit them ...
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... persons who frame , or perfons who ad- minifter , laws , from the mere absence of direct and specific prohi- bition ? Will he forget , that an external action may fometimes be accompanied by motives and effects , which , if the law ...
... persons who frame , or perfons who ad- minifter , laws , from the mere absence of direct and specific prohi- bition ? Will he forget , that an external action may fometimes be accompanied by motives and effects , which , if the law ...
Pagina 386
... persons of rank and fortene , he never fuffered the leaft tendency to profaneness or licentioufnefs to pafs unnoticed ; but manifested his diflike to them , with the freedom of the divine , accompanied with the politeness of the ...
... persons of rank and fortene , he never fuffered the leaft tendency to profaneness or licentioufnefs to pafs unnoticed ; but manifested his diflike to them , with the freedom of the divine , accompanied with the politeness of the ...
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