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This collection , tuous Las Casas was suppressed with more estimable by its intrinsic value the greatest care , being thought to than by the number of volumes , was touch upon delicate points , in respect burned by order of Antiochus ...
This collection , tuous Las Casas was suppressed with more estimable by its intrinsic value the greatest care , being thought to than by the number of volumes , was touch upon delicate points , in respect burned by order of Antiochus ...
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The 9th nachism , and tending to train up the chapter respects public examinations , students to that habitual observance of which are held in the course of of exterior decorum , which is usually the year , the 10th and 11th describe to ...
The 9th nachism , and tending to train up the chapter respects public examinations , students to that habitual observance of which are held in the course of of exterior decorum , which is usually the year , the 10th and 11th describe to ...
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Who inspires a more sa- whom the conqueror and the conquercred respect for virtue in misfortune , -- ed are alike indifferent , who , without who makes lxer appear more august , in choice , without regret , and without chains , or under ...
Who inspires a more sa- whom the conqueror and the conquercred respect for virtue in misfortune , -- ed are alike indifferent , who , without who makes lxer appear more august , in choice , without regret , and without chains , or under ...
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... various apm this respect , more dangerous still pearances of nature as then exhibited , than Tacitus . or of the melancholy and tender emos I have spoken of his eloquence ; it tions which the scenery is calculated is well known .
... various apm this respect , more dangerous still pearances of nature as then exhibited , than Tacitus . or of the melancholy and tender emos I have spoken of his eloquence ; it tions which the scenery is calculated is well known .
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Macpherson's impudence in letter to Mr Laing : attempting such an imposition , at a “ With respect to Carte's extract , time when almost any man could have I have no doubt but it is faithfully detected hiin , would have been in ...
Macpherson's impudence in letter to Mr Laing : attempting such an imposition , at a “ With respect to Carte's extract , time when almost any man could have I have no doubt but it is faithfully detected hiin , would have been in ...
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