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... wou'd for- bear Writing against them ; but he refufed them all , and faid , The Truth fhou'd never be be- tray'd or forfaken by him . Neveletus fays , That his Reply to thofe that wou'd have tempted him , was this : Nunquam fibi propug ...
... wou'd for- bear Writing against them ; but he refufed them all , and faid , The Truth fhou'd never be be- tray'd or forfaken by him . Neveletus fays , That his Reply to thofe that wou'd have tempted him , was this : Nunquam fibi propug ...
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... wou'd not do any Injury to fo great a Man as Mon- fieur Bayle ; but every one that is acquainted with his Character , knows that he is more a Friend to Tyranny and Tyrants , than feems to be confiftent with fo free a Spirit . He has ...
... wou'd not do any Injury to fo great a Man as Mon- fieur Bayle ; but every one that is acquainted with his Character , knows that he is more a Friend to Tyranny and Tyrants , than feems to be confiftent with fo free a Spirit . He has ...
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... wou'd do well to tell us what he means by those Words , Tres in- digne d'un jurifconfulte Francois . Whether a French Civilian CC CC CC B 3 CC 66 Сс CC CC 66 Civilian be debarr'd telling out of Bayle's Dictionary , & c . 5 .
... wou'd do well to tell us what he means by those Words , Tres in- digne d'un jurifconfulte Francois . Whether a French Civilian CC CC CC B 3 CC 66 Сс CC CC 66 Civilian be debarr'd telling out of Bayle's Dictionary , & c . 5 .
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... wou'd never permit his Picture to be drawn , tho'much intreated by his Friends ; however ( when he was at his laft Gafp , and cou'd not hinder it ) they got a Painter to his Bed's - fide , who took his Likenefs as well as ' twas ...
... wou'd never permit his Picture to be drawn , tho'much intreated by his Friends ; however ( when he was at his laft Gafp , and cou'd not hinder it ) they got a Painter to his Bed's - fide , who took his Likenefs as well as ' twas ...
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... Wou'd it be therefore reasonable , that good Patriots fhou'd lay afide all Care and Solicitude for their Countrey ? Certainly they ought rather to fuccour her , when like a miferable oppressed Mother , fhe implores her Childrens Help ...
... Wou'd it be therefore reasonable , that good Patriots fhou'd lay afide all Care and Solicitude for their Countrey ? Certainly they ought rather to fuccour her , when like a miferable oppressed Mother , fhe implores her Childrens Help ...
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