The History of England: From the Accession of James the Second, Volume 2Longman, Brown, Green Longmans, & Roberts, 1849 - Great Britain |
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... NATURAL PHILOSOPHY . Fcp . 8vo . 6s . III . PESCHEL'S ELEMENTS of PHYSICS . Translated , with Notes , by E. WEST . 3 vols . fcp . 8vo . Woodcuts , 21s . IV . BRANDE's DICTIONARY of SCIENCE , LITERA- TURE , and ART . 8vo . with Wood ...
... NATURAL PHILOSOPHY . Fcp . 8vo . 6s . III . PESCHEL'S ELEMENTS of PHYSICS . Translated , with Notes , by E. WEST . 3 vols . fcp . 8vo . Woodcuts , 21s . IV . BRANDE's DICTIONARY of SCIENCE , LITERA- TURE , and ART . 8vo . with Wood ...
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... natural Corpus that a tyrant should hate the most stringent curb that ever legislation imposed on tyranny . This feeling re- mained deeply fixed in his mind to the last , and ap- pears in the instructions which he drew up , in exile ...
... natural Corpus that a tyrant should hate the most stringent curb that ever legislation imposed on tyranny . This feeling re- mained deeply fixed in his mind to the last , and ap- pears in the instructions which he drew up , in exile ...
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... natural and right ; nor is there any reason to doubt that , by a little patience , prudence , and justice , such a toleration might have been obtained . The extreme antipathy and dread with which the English people regarded his religion ...
... natural and right ; nor is there any reason to doubt that , by a little patience , prudence , and justice , such a toleration might have been obtained . The extreme antipathy and dread with which the English people regarded his religion ...
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... nature , were more trustworthy members of civil society than men who had been formed in the schools of the Popish casuists . * Locke , in the celebrated trea- tise in which he laboured to show that even the grossest forms of idolatry ...
... nature , were more trustworthy members of civil society than men who had been formed in the schools of the Popish casuists . * Locke , in the celebrated trea- tise in which he laboured to show that even the grossest forms of idolatry ...
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... natural humour , was the most cautious , dexterous , and taciturn of men . He had recently been consecrated Bishop of Adrume- tum , and named Vicar Apostolic in Great Britain . Ferdinand , Count of Adda , an Italian of no eminent ...
... natural humour , was the most cautious , dexterous , and taciturn of men . He had recently been consecrated Bishop of Adrume- tum , and named Vicar Apostolic in Great Britain . Ferdinand , Count of Adda , an Italian of no eminent ...
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