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... these who wrote against him do unanimously agree , that he had a World of Learning , and a profound Erudition . He had a thorough Knowledge of the Civil Law , which he managed with all the Eloquence imagina- ble ; and was , without ...
... these who wrote against him do unanimously agree , that he had a World of Learning , and a profound Erudition . He had a thorough Knowledge of the Civil Law , which he managed with all the Eloquence imagina- ble ; and was , without ...
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... miserable Coun- try has been for almost twelve Years , burning in the Flames of Civil War . But much more am Igried , when I reflect that fo many bave not not only been idle Spectators of these dreadful Fires ( iv The Author's Preface .
... miserable Coun- try has been for almost twelve Years , burning in the Flames of Civil War . But much more am Igried , when I reflect that fo many bave not not only been idle Spectators of these dreadful Fires ( iv The Author's Preface .
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... these dreadful Fires ( as Nero was of flaming Rome ) but have endeavour'd by their wicked Speeches and Libels to blow the Bellows , whilst few or none have contributed their Affiftance towards the extinguishing them . I am not ignorant ...
... these dreadful Fires ( as Nero was of flaming Rome ) but have endeavour'd by their wicked Speeches and Libels to blow the Bellows , whilst few or none have contributed their Affiftance towards the extinguishing them . I am not ignorant ...
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... these are not so properly to be called the Caufe as the Beginning of our Mifchiefs . And Polybius , that grave judici- ous Hiftorian , teaches us in the first place to diftinguish the Beginning from the Caufe of any Accident . Now I ...
... these are not so properly to be called the Caufe as the Beginning of our Mifchiefs . And Polybius , that grave judici- ous Hiftorian , teaches us in the first place to diftinguish the Beginning from the Caufe of any Accident . Now I ...
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... these were called Free ; the reft had Kings : But every one of them agreed in this Inftitute , that at a certain time of the Year a publick Council of the whole Nation fhould be held ; in which Coun- cil , whatever feem'd to relate to ...
... these were called Free ; the reft had Kings : But every one of them agreed in this Inftitute , that at a certain time of the Year a publick Council of the whole Nation fhould be held ; in which Coun- cil , whatever feem'd to relate to ...
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