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... concluded more immediately to animate the excrtions of * Notwithflanding the volatility inherent in the French leads the bulk of the people ( in all degrees ) from ferious reflection ; yet the incor- porated focieties of literature ...
... concluded more immediately to animate the excrtions of * Notwithflanding the volatility inherent in the French leads the bulk of the people ( in all degrees ) from ferious reflection ; yet the incor- porated focieties of literature ...
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... concluded to prefide over the deliberations of a popular fe- of England on that element : thus fuperior , he eafily counteracted the hoftile defigns of the continent , and by the readieft method . He might have had another reafon for ...
... concluded to prefide over the deliberations of a popular fe- of England on that element : thus fuperior , he eafily counteracted the hoftile defigns of the continent , and by the readieft method . He might have had another reafon for ...
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... concluded that the defign of AUGUSTUS was publicly known at Rone , when the poet wrote , or at least when he had given his corrections to the first fix bocks of the Eneid , which his death . intervening permitted not to the last . The ...
... concluded that the defign of AUGUSTUS was publicly known at Rone , when the poet wrote , or at least when he had given his corrections to the first fix bocks of the Eneid , which his death . intervening permitted not to the last . The ...
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