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... whofe name is well known , but whofe hiftory has been , hitherto , involved in great obfcurity . These , he fays , were a particular tribe of Goths , or Gætæ , who ori- ginally inhabited the western borders of the Euxine Sea . He traces ...
... whofe name is well known , but whofe hiftory has been , hitherto , involved in great obfcurity . These , he fays , were a particular tribe of Goths , or Gætæ , who ori- ginally inhabited the western borders of the Euxine Sea . He traces ...
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... whofe private virtues he liberally acknowleges , but whofe fenatorial conduct he feems to difapprove , as that of a man who is placed in parliament to promote the defigns of his father , and gratify the purposes of a minifter , whofe ...
... whofe private virtues he liberally acknowleges , but whofe fenatorial conduct he feems to difapprove , as that of a man who is placed in parliament to promote the defigns of his father , and gratify the purposes of a minifter , whofe ...
Pagina 516
... whofe imagina- tion is too lively for the common idiom of their language ; whofe expreffions are full of brilliancy ; and , as if they were still discon- tented , they call in the aid of hands and eyes to augment their force ...
... whofe imagina- tion is too lively for the common idiom of their language ; whofe expreffions are full of brilliancy ; and , as if they were still discon- tented , they call in the aid of hands and eyes to augment their force ...
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