The Letters of Junius, Том 2J. Wheble, 1772 |
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... expect an answer from me ; though , I think , not fo much from the merit or impor tance of his objections , as from my own vo- luntary engagement . I had a reason for not taking notice of him fooner , which , as he is a candid perfon ...
... expect an answer from me ; though , I think , not fo much from the merit or impor tance of his objections , as from my own vo- luntary engagement . I had a reason for not taking notice of him fooner , which , as he is a candid perfon ...
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... . The infidious smile upon the cheek would warn him of the canker in the heart . FROM the ufes , to which one part of the army has been too frequently applied , you have fome reason to expect , that there are no have JUNIUS . 47 Without ...
... . The infidious smile upon the cheek would warn him of the canker in the heart . FROM the ufes , to which one part of the army has been too frequently applied , you have fome reason to expect , that there are no have JUNIUS . 47 Without ...
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Junius. have fome reason to expect , that there are no fervices they would refuse . Here too we trace the partiality of your understanding . You take the fenfe of the army from the con- duct of the guards , with the fame justice with ...
Junius. have fome reason to expect , that there are no fervices they would refuse . Here too we trace the partiality of your understanding . You take the fenfe of the army from the con- duct of the guards , with the fame justice with ...
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... expect , that notice would have been taken of the petitions which the king has received from the Eng lifh nation ; and although I can conceive . fome perfonal motives for not yielding to them , I can find none , in common prudence ...
... expect , that notice would have been taken of the petitions which the king has received from the Eng lifh nation ; and although I can conceive . fome perfonal motives for not yielding to them , I can find none , in common prudence ...
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... expect from them a reciprocal demonstration of firmness in their own cause , and of their zeal for his honour . He had reafon to expect ( and fuch , I doubt not , were the blustering promises of Lord North ) that the persons , whom he ...
... expect from them a reciprocal demonstration of firmness in their own cause , and of their zeal for his honour . He had reafon to expect ( and fuch , I doubt not , were the blustering promises of Lord North ) that the persons , whom he ...
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