The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... thought hardly equal to their opponent in eloquence , I lent them my aid , and from that time , if they made any farther reply , I was a party concerned . ” I have inferted this paffage at full length , because it gives us a clear ...
... thought hardly equal to their opponent in eloquence , I lent them my aid , and from that time , if they made any farther reply , I was a party concerned . ” I have inferted this paffage at full length , because it gives us a clear ...
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... thought it would be a blot in their efcutcheon " whenever that Court came to flourish again ; however , " it fo incenfed our author , that he thought it would " be dishonourable ever to receive her again after such a " repulse ...
... thought it would be a blot in their efcutcheon " whenever that Court came to flourish again ; however , " it fo incenfed our author , that he thought it would " be dishonourable ever to receive her again after such a " repulse ...
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... thought it of high moment to establish a more enlarged fystem of domestic liberty , at a time when connubial difcord was fo common , in confequence of civil diffenfion ; when , to use his own forcible expreffion , alluding probably to ...
... thought it of high moment to establish a more enlarged fystem of domestic liberty , at a time when connubial difcord was fo common , in confequence of civil diffenfion ; when , to use his own forcible expreffion , alluding probably to ...
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