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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... those Important Points he handles , that I could not be fatisfied whilft it remained un- known , in a manner , to English- men ; who , of all People living , have the greatest Reason to be thoroughly inftructed in what it contains , as ...
... those Important Points he handles , that I could not be fatisfied whilft it remained un- known , in a manner , to English- men ; who , of all People living , have the greatest Reason to be thoroughly inftructed in what it contains , as ...
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... those Gauls who were borderers and next neighbours to the Maffilians ; of whom he fays , that not only many of their private Men , but even their Ci- ties ( by publick Decrees , and propofing great Rewards ) invited feveral Learned Men ...
... those Gauls who were borderers and next neighbours to the Maffilians ; of whom he fays , that not only many of their private Men , but even their Ci- ties ( by publick Decrees , and propofing great Rewards ) invited feveral Learned Men ...
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... those were ,,,, ; and fent Epiftles to the fe- " veral Schools in his Kingdom , that the Boys " fhou'd be so taught . Aimoinus mentions on- ly three Letters , X ,, . But we must under- ftand , that these were Franks , not Gauls ; or ...
... those were ,,,, ; and fent Epiftles to the fe- " veral Schools in his Kingdom , that the Boys " fhou'd be so taught . Aimoinus mentions on- ly three Letters , X ,, . But we must under- ftand , that these were Franks , not Gauls ; or ...
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... those almost σε inacceffible Rocks of the Alps , and places fcarce paffable by reafon of the Cold : Where after having totally fubdued the Pan- nonians they waged War with the bordering Provinces for many Years . And after- CC wards ...
... those almost σε inacceffible Rocks of the Alps , and places fcarce paffable by reafon of the Cold : Where after having totally fubdued the Pan- nonians they waged War with the bordering Provinces for many Years . And after- CC wards ...
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... those Com- monwealths , which had the Misfortune to be reduced into the Form of a Province . " If ( fays he ) you are ignorant after what man- ner far diftant Nations are used by the Ro- mans , you have no more to do , but to look at ...
... those Com- monwealths , which had the Misfortune to be reduced into the Form of a Province . " If ( fays he ) you are ignorant after what man- ner far diftant Nations are used by the Ro- mans , you have no more to do , but to look at ...
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