Franco-Gallia: Or, An Account of the Ancient Free State of France, and Most Other Parts of Europe, Before the Loss of Their Liberties |
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... themselves of Gallia , changed its Name into that of Fran- cia , or Francogallia . SCHAP . V. 20 Of the Name of the Franks , and their fundry Excurfions ; and what time they first began to establish a King- dom in Gallia . A HO -la edi ...
... themselves of Gallia , changed its Name into that of Fran- cia , or Francogallia . SCHAP . V. 20 Of the Name of the Franks , and their fundry Excurfions ; and what time they first began to establish a King- dom in Gallia . A HO -la edi ...
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... themselves a great deal more wrong in ma- king him fo , than they did him . Tis too true , that they did all they cou'd to ftarve him ; and this great Man was forced to Write in hafte for Bread ; which has been the Caufe that fome of ...
... themselves a great deal more wrong in ma- king him fo , than they did him . Tis too true , that they did all they cou'd to ftarve him ; and this great Man was forced to Write in hafte for Bread ; which has been the Caufe that fome of ...
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... themselves of , than of Humanity itself . Such a Love as Homerdefcribes in Ulyffes , who prefer- red Ithaca , tho ' no better than aBird's Neft f'd to a Craggy Rock in the Sea , to all the Delights of the Kingdom which Calypfo offer'd ...
... themselves of , than of Humanity itself . Such a Love as Homerdefcribes in Ulyffes , who prefer- red Ithaca , tho ' no better than aBird's Neft f'd to a Craggy Rock in the Sea , to all the Delights of the Kingdom which Calypfo offer'd ...
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... themselves . ' Tis now , Moft Illuftrious Prince , about Sixteen Tears fince God Almighty has committed to your Rule and Government a confiderable part of Ger- many fituate on the Rhine . During which time ' tis fcarce conceivable what ...
... themselves . ' Tis now , Moft Illuftrious Prince , about Sixteen Tears fince God Almighty has committed to your Rule and Government a confiderable part of Ger- many fituate on the Rhine . During which time ' tis fcarce conceivable what ...
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... themselves under for Protection : Such weak Cities Cafar fometimes calls the Tributa- ries and Subjects of the former ; but , for the moft part he says , they were in Confederacy with them . Livius writes , lib . 5. that when Tarqui ...
... themselves under for Protection : Such weak Cities Cafar fometimes calls the Tributa- ries and Subjects of the former ; but , for the moft part he says , they were in Confederacy with them . Livius writes , lib . 5. that when Tarqui ...
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