The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Том 6 |
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And this is one very good reason why all who truly wish well to that settlement , should unite in the alteration of that which is the chief , if not the only , thing left to keep up the spirits and designs of its enemies .
And this is one very good reason why all who truly wish well to that settlement , should unite in the alteration of that which is the chief , if not the only , thing left to keep up the spirits and designs of its enemies .
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any common year , by reason of his Lordship's absence from that kingdom , and his not being qualified to give out military commissions . That your Memorialist has not thought fit to mention the expenses he was at to get himself elected ...
any common year , by reason of his Lordship's absence from that kingdom , and his not being qualified to give out military commissions . That your Memorialist has not thought fit to mention the expenses he was at to get himself elected ...
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6 ; notions of the most refined heathens respecting it , 81 ; distinguishes men from brutes more than reason does , 71 ; to be early inculcated in children , 70 ; its errors , when not moderated by reason , 71 ; degenerates into ...
6 ; notions of the most refined heathens respecting it , 81 ; distinguishes men from brutes more than reason does , 71 ; to be early inculcated in children , 70 ; its errors , when not moderated by reason , 71 ; degenerates into ...
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LETTERS continued | 453 |
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to the Earl of Stair | 467 |
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