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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... reader will indulge him in that warmth of his refentment , that honeft indigna- tion , that is naturally raised by every inftance of perfecution , tyranny , and oppreffion ; provi- ded he has not any where expressed himself in manner ...
... reader will indulge him in that warmth of his refentment , that honeft indigna- tion , that is naturally raised by every inftance of perfecution , tyranny , and oppreffion ; provi- ded he has not any where expressed himself in manner ...
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... reader Juv . Sat. VII . v . 207 . In peace , ye fhades of our great grandfires reft , No heavy earth your facred bones moleft : Eternal fpring , and rifing flow'rs adorn The relicks of each venerable urn , Who pious reverence to their ...
... reader Juv . Sat. VII . v . 207 . In peace , ye fhades of our great grandfires reft , No heavy earth your facred bones moleft : Eternal fpring , and rifing flow'rs adorn The relicks of each venerable urn , Who pious reverence to their ...
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... reader to make his own remarks on the bafeness of this paffage , and the littleness of that foul that was capable of writing it concerning a preceptor . I will conclude this note by obferving that the probable causes of this hatred of ...
... reader to make his own remarks on the bafeness of this paffage , and the littleness of that foul that was capable of writing it concerning a preceptor . I will conclude this note by obferving that the probable causes of this hatred of ...
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... reader that he was very young , and confequently most eafily drawn afide by those who had influence over him ; and therefore more excufable than he was in mifplacing his favours afterwards , as he almost always did . crown and George ...
... reader that he was very young , and confequently most eafily drawn afide by those who had influence over him ; and therefore more excufable than he was in mifplacing his favours afterwards , as he almost always did . crown and George ...
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... reader's par- don for detaining him a little longer on this fubject . Dutch edit . 12mo . ( g ) Craw furd , P. 390 . ( b ) Craw- furd's epi- preffions . ( i ) Spotf- 66 1. We are to obferve , that the next day after this hap- pened ...
... reader's par- don for detaining him a little longer on this fubject . Dutch edit . 12mo . ( g ) Craw furd , P. 390 . ( b ) Craw- furd's epi- preffions . ( i ) Spotf- 66 1. We are to obferve , that the next day after this hap- pened ...
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