The Spectator, Volume 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Page 124
... honour would bestow upon an enemy barbaroufly treat- ed , to recover the imputation of cruelty upon his prince and country . When Mr. SENTRY had read his letter , full of many other circumstances which aggravate the barbarity , he fell ...
... honour would bestow upon an enemy barbaroufly treat- ed , to recover the imputation of cruelty upon his prince and country . When Mr. SENTRY had read his letter , full of many other circumstances which aggravate the barbarity , he fell ...
Page 227
... honour , who take part with me , the terms I offered before the battle . Let ⚫ them owe this to their friends who have been long in my interefts . Power is weakened by the full use of it , but extended by moderation . Galbinius is ...
... honour , who take part with me , the terms I offered before the battle . Let ⚫ them owe this to their friends who have been long in my interefts . Power is weakened by the full use of it , but extended by moderation . Galbinius is ...
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... honour I could to the memory of two moft excellent princes , and who have very highly deferved at the hands of all ... honoured thofe great princes living , and lamented over them when dead , fo I would gladly raife then up a monument of ...
... honour I could to the memory of two moft excellent princes , and who have very highly deferved at the hands of all ... honoured thofe great princes living , and lamented over them when dead , fo I would gladly raife then up a monument of ...
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