The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift, Dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin ...W. Bowyer, C. Bathurst, W. Owen, W. Strahan, J. Rivington, J. Hinton, L. Davis, and C. Reymers, R. Baldwin, J. Dodsley, S. Crowder and Company and B. Collins., 1768 |
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... or fhall the prince himself be blamed , when , in fuch a juncture , he puts his affairs into other hands with the univerfal applaufe of his people ? As to the vote against those who I bis N ° 15. THE EXAMINER . 20 N° p 190.
... or fhall the prince himself be blamed , when , in fuch a juncture , he puts his affairs into other hands with the univerfal applaufe of his people ? As to the vote against those who I bis N ° 15. THE EXAMINER . 20 N° p 190.
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Jonathan Swift John Hawkesworth, Deane Swift. his people ? As to the vote against those who fhould affirm the church was in dan- ger , I think it likewife referred to danger from , or under , the queen's adminiftration ( for I neither ...
Jonathan Swift John Hawkesworth, Deane Swift. his people ? As to the vote against those who fhould affirm the church was in dan- ger , I think it likewife referred to danger from , or under , the queen's adminiftration ( for I neither ...
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... against the very nature of government ; but a plain reader , who takes the words in their natural meaning , may be excused in think- ing a right fo confirmed is indefeafible ; and if there be an abfurdity in fuch an opinion , he is not ...
... against the very nature of government ; but a plain reader , who takes the words in their natural meaning , may be excused in think- ing a right fo confirmed is indefeafible ; and if there be an abfurdity in fuch an opinion , he is not ...
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... against Alexander and Cæfar , who never did us the leaft injury . Befides , the people who read Plutarch come upon us with paral- lels drawn from the Greeks and Romans , who ungratefully dealt with I know not how many of their moft ...
... against Alexander and Cæfar , who never did us the leaft injury . Befides , the people who read Plutarch come upon us with paral- lels drawn from the Greeks and Romans , who ungratefully dealt with I know not how many of their moft ...
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... against Verres , only still preferving the form of an oration . I re- member a younger brother of mine , who deceased about two months ago , prefent- ed the world with a speech of Alcibiades against an Athenian brewer . Now I am told ...
... against Verres , only still preferving the form of an oration . I re- member a younger brother of mine , who deceased about two months ago , prefent- ed the world with a speech of Alcibiades against an Athenian brewer . Now I am told ...
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