The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Том 4 |
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The French are still in greater straits for supplies of horse than men . The breed of their country is neither so good nor numerous as what are to be found in most of the countries of the allies . They had last summer about threescore ...
The French are still in greater straits for supplies of horse than men . The breed of their country is neither so good nor numerous as what are to be found in most of the countries of the allies . They had last summer about threescore ...
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If it affirms anything , you cannot lay hold of it ; or if it denies , you cannot confute it . In a word , there are greater depths and obscurities , greater intricacies and perplexities , in an elaborate and ...
If it affirms anything , you cannot lay hold of it ; or if it denies , you cannot confute it . In a word , there are greater depths and obscurities , greater intricacies and perplexities , in an elaborate and ...
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to the honour of the Whigs , as it supposes that a greater regard to justice and humanity is to be expected from them , than from those of the opposite party : and it is certain we cannot better recommend our principles , than by such ...
to the honour of the Whigs , as it supposes that a greater regard to justice and humanity is to be expected from them , than from those of the opposite party : and it is certain we cannot better recommend our principles , than by such ...
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