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... respect for him in this character , he has copied some of his best political publications , particularly his Introduction to the History of England . The connection which subsisted at one period of Mr. W.'s life be- tween him and Mr ...
... respect for him in this character , he has copied some of his best political publications , particularly his Introduction to the History of England . The connection which subsisted at one period of Mr. W.'s life be- tween him and Mr ...
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... respect . If he shews him- self distinguished from the common herd , we give him full credit for truth of representation ; since a man of the ordi- nary stamp would never have imposed such a task on himself as Mr. Beaver assumed , nor ...
... respect . If he shews him- self distinguished from the common herd , we give him full credit for truth of representation ; since a man of the ordi- nary stamp would never have imposed such a task on himself as Mr. Beaver assumed , nor ...
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... respecting the merits of this performance , we shall quote at length some particular parts , which may be considered as ex- emplifications of the remainder . We shall give some account of M. ROBERT's method of treating fever . With respect ...
... respecting the merits of this performance , we shall quote at length some particular parts , which may be considered as ex- emplifications of the remainder . We shall give some account of M. ROBERT's method of treating fever . With respect ...
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