Elegant Extracts, Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages from the Best English Authors and Translations: Principally Designed for the Use of Young Persons, Volume 2S. Walker, 1826 - English letters |
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Page 24
... appears as if it was the design nary this new doctrine may appear , of Providence , that an inheritance so it nevertheless has its advocates ; and proper and convenient for a band of certain characters who were formerly brethren ...
... appears as if it was the design nary this new doctrine may appear , of Providence , that an inheritance so it nevertheless has its advocates ; and proper and convenient for a band of certain characters who were formerly brethren ...
Page 85
... appear , as he really is , treache- country this seems no less than the rous and false ; and then , that they gracious interposition of Heaven it- who are struck with terror , as if Phi- self . It must , therefore , be our care lip was ...
... appear , as he really is , treache- country this seems no less than the rous and false ; and then , that they gracious interposition of Heaven it- who are struck with terror , as if Phi- self . It must , therefore , be our care lip was ...
Page 89
... appear yourselves : you must leave the power of speak- ing , of advising , and of acting , open to every citizen ... appears in this place , should be allowed to speak : and that , when you give your voices , your true inter- est only ...
... appear yourselves : you must leave the power of speak- ing , of advising , and of acting , open to every citizen ... appears in this place , should be allowed to speak : and that , when you give your voices , your true inter- est only ...
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The effects of a dissolution of the Fede | 16 |
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