The Works of Jonathan Swift, D.D., Dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin, Volume 8C. Bathurst, C. Davis, C. Hitch and L. Hawes, J. Hodges, R. and J. Dodsley, and W. Bowyer., 1754 |
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... doubt , but the enfuing parliament will affist her MAJESTY with the utmoft vigour , until her enemies again be brought to fue for peace , and again offer fuch terms as will make it both honourable and lafting ; only with this difference ...
... doubt , but the enfuing parliament will affist her MAJESTY with the utmoft vigour , until her enemies again be brought to fue for peace , and again offer fuch terms as will make it both honourable and lafting ; only with this difference ...
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... doubt whoever would fuit the definition to the perfons , muft make it directly contrary to what we understood it at the time of the revolution . In order to remove these misapprehen- fions among us , I believe , it will be necef- fary ...
... doubt whoever would fuit the definition to the perfons , muft make it directly contrary to what we understood it at the time of the revolution . In order to remove these misapprehen- fions among us , I believe , it will be necef- fary ...
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... best princes that ever reigned , and without the leaft guilt of theirs , is fuch a truth , as a man must be a great stranger to history and and common fenfe to doubt . The wifeft prince on 28 N ° 15 . THE EXAMINER . N°
... best princes that ever reigned , and without the leaft guilt of theirs , is fuch a truth , as a man must be a great stranger to history and and common fenfe to doubt . The wifeft prince on 28 N ° 15 . THE EXAMINER . N°
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Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth. and common fenfe to doubt . The wifeft prince on earth may be forced by the ne- ceffity of his affairs , and the prefent power of an unruly faction , or deceived by the craft of ill - defigning men . One ...
Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth. and common fenfe to doubt . The wifeft prince on earth may be forced by the ne- ceffity of his affairs , and the prefent power of an unruly faction , or deceived by the craft of ill - defigning men . One ...
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... doubt thofe , who raise this hideous cry of ingratitude , may be mightily mistaken in the confequence they propofe from fuch complaints . I re- member a faying of Seneca , Multos ingra- tos invenimus , plures facimus , we find many ...
... doubt thofe , who raise this hideous cry of ingratitude , may be mightily mistaken in the confequence they propofe from fuch complaints . I re- member a faying of Seneca , Multos ingra- tos invenimus , plures facimus , we find many ...
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