The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Том 4 |
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The French have outdone us in these particulars , and , by the establishment of a society for the invention of proper inscriptions and designs , have the whole history of their present king in a regular series of medals .
The French have outdone us in these particulars , and , by the establishment of a society for the invention of proper inscriptions and designs , have the whole history of their present king in a regular series of medals .
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... and that with proper charges it may be made as universal as the world shall please ; nay , that the longitude and latitude may be generally hereby determined to a greater degree of exactness than the latitude itself is now usually ...
... and that with proper charges it may be made as universal as the world shall please ; nay , that the longitude and latitude may be generally hereby determined to a greater degree of exactness than the latitude itself is now usually ...
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... conduce to this great end , but on the contrary , in some extraordinary and unnatural junctures , the very observation of it would endanger the community , that law ought to be laid asleep for such a time , by the proper authority .
... conduce to this great end , but on the contrary , in some extraordinary and unnatural junctures , the very observation of it would endanger the community , that law ought to be laid asleep for such a time , by the proper authority .
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