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... kingdom . When this univer- sal passion has taken possession of an amiable and worthy heart , and is thwarted by adverse and inauspicious circumstances , pity and sympathy are excited in every breast which has expe- rienced equal ...
... kingdom . When this univer- sal passion has taken possession of an amiable and worthy heart , and is thwarted by adverse and inauspicious circumstances , pity and sympathy are excited in every breast which has expe- rienced equal ...
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... kingdom , and perhaps never seeing the proofs , the Errata are innumerable : for besides those discovered by Mr. Walker on perusing the work after the press was broken up ; and which , collected , crowd a 4to page in a small letter ...
... kingdom , and perhaps never seeing the proofs , the Errata are innumerable : for besides those discovered by Mr. Walker on perusing the work after the press was broken up ; and which , collected , crowd a 4to page in a small letter ...
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... kingdom whose inhabitants are proportionably nu- merous ; and a staple manufacture unrivalled in general use , in cer- tainty of produce , and intrinsic value ; are circumstances which have not fallen to the lot of other nations , and ...
... kingdom whose inhabitants are proportionably nu- merous ; and a staple manufacture unrivalled in general use , in cer- tainty of produce , and intrinsic value ; are circumstances which have not fallen to the lot of other nations , and ...
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... kingdoms which had an equal interest in the fate of this oppressed monarch . His death , therefore , was not , as some have termed it , a national crime ; for the turpitude and disgrace of it rest only on the memories of those ambitious ...
... kingdoms which had an equal interest in the fate of this oppressed monarch . His death , therefore , was not , as some have termed it , a national crime ; for the turpitude and disgrace of it rest only on the memories of those ambitious ...
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... kingdoms . " 6 In the house of commons , Charles Townshend was one of the speakers in favor of the peace ; but he ... kingdom beyond the reach of Gallic com- petition ; that the advantage thus gained was in itself an indemnifica- tion ...
... kingdoms . " 6 In the house of commons , Charles Townshend was one of the speakers in favor of the peace ; but he ... kingdom beyond the reach of Gallic com- petition ; that the advantage thus gained was in itself an indemnifica- tion ...
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