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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... almost an Impiety not to live under and fuffer patiently the Humours and harsh U- fage of our Natural Parents ; ' tis fure a much greater , not to endure thofe of our Countrey , which wife Men have unanimously preferr'd to · their ...
... almost an Impiety not to live under and fuffer patiently the Humours and harsh U- fage of our Natural Parents ; ' tis fure a much greater , not to endure thofe of our Countrey , which wife Men have unanimously preferr'd to · their ...
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... - try has been for almost twelve Tears , burning in the Flames of Civil War . But much more am , Igriev'd , when I reflect that fo many have not not only been idle Spectators of thefe dreadful Fires ( iv The Author's Preface .
... - try has been for almost twelve Tears , burning in the Flames of Civil War . But much more am , Igriev'd , when I reflect that fo many have not not only been idle Spectators of thefe dreadful Fires ( iv The Author's Preface .
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... almost incredible ; fo that I no longer doubted that the most certain Remedy for fo great Evils , must be deduced from their Maxims . For as I more attentively enquired into the Source of thefe Calamities , it feemed to me , that even ...
... almost incredible ; fo that I no longer doubted that the most certain Remedy for fo great Evils , must be deduced from their Maxims . For as I more attentively enquired into the Source of thefe Calamities , it feemed to me , that even ...
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... Neither muft we omit what Flavius Vapifcus records , concerning the Reign of Probus the Emperor , in whofe time almost all Gallia , that is , fixty Cities , re- 11-1 “ i G ريام bec Gi Li anfol mlz < c volted 18 . FRANCOGALLIA.
... Neither muft we omit what Flavius Vapifcus records , concerning the Reign of Probus the Emperor , in whofe time almost all Gallia , that is , fixty Cities , re- 11-1 “ i G ريام bec Gi Li anfol mlz < c volted 18 . FRANCOGALLIA.
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... almost innumerable Victories . For after the Franks had quitted their ancient Seats upon that glorious defign , they deliver'd not only Germany , their common Country , but also France from the Tyranny and Oppreffion of the Romans ; and ...
... almost innumerable Victories . For after the Franks had quitted their ancient Seats upon that glorious defign , they deliver'd not only Germany , their common Country , but also France from the Tyranny and Oppreffion of the Romans ; and ...
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