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... the Whitelocks , the Woods , the Ludlows , & c . & c . & c . But probably this will never happen : there is fomething so peculiarly interefting in the H 2 events events of that æra , that an historian cannot fail SECTION XX . 99.
... the Whitelocks , the Woods , the Ludlows , & c . & c . & c . But probably this will never happen : there is fomething so peculiarly interefting in the H 2 events events of that æra , that an historian cannot fail SECTION XX . 99.
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... events at pleasure , may make a history of his own , and no critics can fall on him for the viola- tion of truth . It must be fubmitted to his own difcretion to alter even fables for the better ; err in the introduction of characters ...
... events at pleasure , may make a history of his own , and no critics can fall on him for the viola- tion of truth . It must be fubmitted to his own difcretion to alter even fables for the better ; err in the introduction of characters ...
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... event in vain . " The words , too late , ' imply , that the unfortunate event was not fully illuftrated till the confequential mischief was done . Again , " Nec maximus omen " Abnuit Æneas , fed lætum amplexus Aceftem " Muneribus ...
... event in vain . " The words , too late , ' imply , that the unfortunate event was not fully illuftrated till the confequential mischief was done . Again , " Nec maximus omen " Abnuit Æneas , fed lætum amplexus Aceftem " Muneribus ...
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