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Page 78
... opinion ) be best and most quests ; and while we sit down , in- expeditiously provided ; these things active and irresolute , encloses us on I shall endeavour to explain . But all sides with his toils . here I make this request ...
... opinion ) be best and most quests ; and while we sit down , in- expeditiously provided ; these things active and irresolute , encloses us on I shall endeavour to explain . But all sides with his toils . here I make this request ...
Page 85
... opinion by powerful not in himself . But the services he arguments ; lays open the designs hath here received , from those whose and practices of Philip , and labours public administration hath been devot- to remove their dreadful ...
... opinion by powerful not in himself . But the services he arguments ; lays open the designs hath here received , from those whose and practices of Philip , and labours public administration hath been devot- to remove their dreadful ...
Page 325
... opinion , which I shining and instructive ; but they set not up for a standard to better are sprinkled here and there . Ho- judgments , Juvenal is the more de- race is teaching us in every line , and lightful author . I am profited by ...
... opinion , which I shining and instructive ; but they set not up for a standard to better are sprinkled here and there . Ho- judgments , Juvenal is the more de- race is teaching us in every line , and lightful author . I am profited by ...
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The effects of a dissolution of the Fede | 16 |
Necessity of the Union | 23 |
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