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... reafon for introducing the following spirited remarks : Upon the whole , it is unquestionably certain , that the condu of Strafford was fo far from being either innocent or laudable , that it was in a very high degree criminal , and ...
... reafon for introducing the following spirited remarks : Upon the whole , it is unquestionably certain , that the condu of Strafford was fo far from being either innocent or laudable , that it was in a very high degree criminal , and ...
Pagina 393
... Reafon rewards her votary with felf - fatisfaction ; -with the bleffings of the oppreffed , -and with extenfive fame ; -but bids him be content on a fpare and temperate diet . You , my Lord , guided by a principle above Reafon , cover ...
... Reafon rewards her votary with felf - fatisfaction ; -with the bleffings of the oppreffed , -and with extenfive fame ; -but bids him be content on a fpare and temperate diet . You , my Lord , guided by a principle above Reafon , cover ...
Pagina 444
... reafon he is called i the illiterate prophet . The letters of Moramer's alphabet were very rude , being either the fame with , or much like the Cuffic , which character is ftill found in infcriptions and titles of ancient books . Nay ...
... reafon he is called i the illiterate prophet . The letters of Moramer's alphabet were very rude , being either the fame with , or much like the Cuffic , which character is ftill found in infcriptions and titles of ancient books . Nay ...
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