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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... called The Obfervator was twice filled laft week with remarks upon a late Examiner . These I read with the firft opportunity , and , to speak in the news- writers phrase , they gave me occafion for many Speculations . I obferved with ...
... called The Obfervator was twice filled laft week with remarks upon a late Examiner . These I read with the firft opportunity , and , to speak in the news- writers phrase , they gave me occafion for many Speculations . I obferved with ...
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... called Tories ? I 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 thefe mifapprehen- fions among us , I believe , it ...
... called Tories ? I 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 thefe mifapprehen- fions among us , I believe , it ...
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... called difaffected , because he delivers his opinion , although the prince declares , as he juftly may , that the danger is not owing to his adminiftration ? or fhall the prince himself be blamed , when , in fuch a juncture , he puts ...
... called difaffected , because he delivers his opinion , although the prince declares , as he juftly may , that the danger is not owing to his adminiftration ? or fhall the prince himself be blamed , when , in fuch a juncture , he puts ...
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... called 10 , cool . his own and his duchefs's employments at five years value , reckoning only the known and avowed falaries , are very low rated at 100,000 % . Here is a good deal above half a million of money ; and , I dare fay , those ...
... called 10 , cool . his own and his duchefs's employments at five years value , reckoning only the known and avowed falaries , are very low rated at 100,000 % . Here is a good deal above half a million of money ; and , I dare fay , those ...
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... called for . But after eight years it ap- peared , upon the stricteft calculation , that the woman had paid but four pounds a year , and funk two and twenty for her own pocket . It is but fuppofing , instead of twenty - fix pounds ...
... called for . But after eight years it ap- peared , upon the stricteft calculation , that the woman had paid but four pounds a year , and funk two and twenty for her own pocket . It is but fuppofing , instead of twenty - fix pounds ...
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