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... former , that the poetical excel- lences of the piece are overlooked ; while the poet receives from the latter the tribute of admiration , for the political reasons which induced him boldly to overleap the bounds of history . They , who ...
... former , that the poetical excel- lences of the piece are overlooked ; while the poet receives from the latter the tribute of admiration , for the political reasons which induced him boldly to overleap the bounds of history . They , who ...
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... former books of the poem - And we muft confider , that this opprefied nation ( who were little better , in a political idea , than our own vagabond Jews ) were crowned at last with reft from their fatigues in the promised conqueft of ...
... former books of the poem - And we muft confider , that this opprefied nation ( who were little better , in a political idea , than our own vagabond Jews ) were crowned at last with reft from their fatigues in the promised conqueft of ...
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... former . PRIAM , leader of the firft troop , is " Tua clara , Polite , " Progenies , auctura Italos . " ATYS , Young " Genus , unde Atti duxere Latini . " < It may be obferved , that the poet expreffes in a study'd manner the ...
... former . PRIAM , leader of the firft troop , is " Tua clara , Polite , " Progenies , auctura Italos . " ATYS , Young " Genus , unde Atti duxere Latini . " < It may be obferved , that the poet expreffes in a study'd manner the ...
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