An Historical and Critical Account of the Life and Writings of James I. King of Great Britain: After the Manner of Mr. Bayle |
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... sent a catalogue of his damnable posi- tions ( b ) .— But the ftates were not fo furious as ( 6 ) Works , James ; they had more knowledge , and confequently p . 350 . more difcretion . All the answer he could get amounted to no more ...
... sent a catalogue of his damnable posi- tions ( b ) .— But the ftates were not fo furious as ( 6 ) Works , James ; they had more knowledge , and confequently p . 350 . more difcretion . All the answer he could get amounted to no more ...
Page 146
... sent to him , that they gain not the weak by their addrefs , the proud by their fawning , or the interested by their bounty . For nothing is more certain than that by flattery , cun- ning and feduction , they endeavour to delude ...
... sent to him , that they gain not the weak by their addrefs , the proud by their fawning , or the interested by their bounty . For nothing is more certain than that by flattery , cun- ning and feduction , they endeavour to delude ...
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