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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Page 62
... reason why Strangers , who were ill affect- ed towards our Nation , contumeliously called our Kings , who wore fo great a Head of Hair , Reges fetatos , bristled Kings ; and not only fo , but ( tho ' Briftles and long Hair be common to ...
... reason why Strangers , who were ill affect- ed towards our Nation , contumeliously called our Kings , who wore fo great a Head of Hair , Reges fetatos , bristled Kings ; and not only fo , but ( tho ' Briftles and long Hair be common to ...
Page 125
... reason of the weakneß of their Judg- ment : So on the other , Women ( by ancient Custom ) obtain the fupreme Command in fome Countries . " The Britains ( fays Tacitus in his " Life of Agricola ) make no diftinction of Sexes in ...
... reason of the weakneß of their Judg- ment : So on the other , Women ( by ancient Custom ) obtain the fupreme Command in fome Countries . " The Britains ( fays Tacitus in his " Life of Agricola ) make no diftinction of Sexes in ...
Page 126
... reason of the Argument used in Difputations , is clearly against it . For She , who cannot be Queen in her own Right , can never have any Power of Governing in another's Right ; But here a Wo- man cannot Reign in her own Right , nor can ...
... reason of the Argument used in Difputations , is clearly against it . For She , who cannot be Queen in her own Right , can never have any Power of Governing in another's Right ; But here a Wo- man cannot Reign in her own Right , nor can ...
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