Some Passages of the Life and Death of John, Earl of Rochester, 1680: Gilbert BurnetScolar Press, 1972 - 182 páginas |
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... give bis Character as fully as I could take it : for I who faw him only in one light , in a fedate and quiet temper , when he was un- der a great decay of Strength and loss of Spirits , cannot give his Picture with that life and ...
... give bis Character as fully as I could take it : for I who faw him only in one light , in a fedate and quiet temper , when he was un- der a great decay of Strength and loss of Spirits , cannot give his Picture with that life and ...
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... give a man all the fatisfaction hé can defire . He could not fay , It was unreasonable to be- lieve that the Supream Being might make fome thoughts ftir in our Minds with more or lefs force , as it pleafed : Efpecially the force of ...
... give a man all the fatisfaction hé can defire . He could not fay , It was unreasonable to be- lieve that the Supream Being might make fome thoughts ftir in our Minds with more or lefs force , as it pleafed : Efpecially the force of ...
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... give them cafe from thofe Clamours , that would otherwife have been raised within them : He did not deny but that after the doing of fome things he felt great and fevere Challenges within him- felf : But he faid , He felt not thefe ...
... give them cafe from thofe Clamours , that would otherwife have been raised within them : He did not deny but that after the doing of fome things he felt great and fevere Challenges within him- felf : But he faid , He felt not thefe ...
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