The Anti-Jacobin Review and Magazine, Numéros 95 à 98J. Whittle, 1806 |
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... character of mankind , and of the ages which have passed . Froissart was born to transmit to posterity a living picture of an age , which p ferred the hazard of war to the solid advantages of peace ; which , amid the intervals of ...
... character of mankind , and of the ages which have passed . Froissart was born to transmit to posterity a living picture of an age , which p ferred the hazard of war to the solid advantages of peace ; which , amid the intervals of ...
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... character , by causing the mini- sters of the altar to be considered as a sort of servants of the public . It also renders the church more burdensome to the lower orders of the peo- ple , of whom , every individual , in proportion to ...
... character , by causing the mini- sters of the altar to be considered as a sort of servants of the public . It also renders the church more burdensome to the lower orders of the peo- ple , of whom , every individual , in proportion to ...
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... character of the times . Surely we now have too much reason to say with the Roman satirist : " Esse aliquas manes & subterranea regna , Nec pueri credunt nisi qui rondum ære lavantur . We sincerely commend that laudable care which we ...
... character of the times . Surely we now have too much reason to say with the Roman satirist : " Esse aliquas manes & subterranea regna , Nec pueri credunt nisi qui rondum ære lavantur . We sincerely commend that laudable care which we ...
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... character which is so necessary to their govern- ment . Elizabeth , moreover , was never inclined to grant either men or money for the services of Ireland : and , therefore , during the early part of her reign , her deputies were ...
... character which is so necessary to their govern- ment . Elizabeth , moreover , was never inclined to grant either men or money for the services of Ireland : and , therefore , during the early part of her reign , her deputies were ...
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... character of a GENTLEMAN , spontaneously stand forth , as a public accuser , with the avowed object of submitting to legal investigation the public conduct of an officer whose character , for upwards of thirty years that he had served ...
... character of a GENTLEMAN , spontaneously stand forth , as a public accuser , with the avowed object of submitting to legal investigation the public conduct of an officer whose character , for upwards of thirty years that he had served ...
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