Critical, Historical and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 4Sheldon and Company, 1862 |
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... things which are most considerable in your country , and I should execute my design very imperfectly if I went away ... thing on behalf of the English Government , expressed himself very guardedly . De Witt , who was himself the Dutch ...
... things which are most considerable in your country , and I should execute my design very imperfectly if I went away ... thing on behalf of the English Government , expressed himself very guardedly . De Witt , who was himself the Dutch ...
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... thing most alien from the nature of an executive council ? Is it possible to imagine that considerations so grave and so obvious should have altogether escaped the notice of a man of Temple's sagacity and experience ? One of two things ...
... thing most alien from the nature of an executive council ? Is it possible to imagine that considerations so grave and so obvious should have altogether escaped the notice of a man of Temple's sagacity and experience ? One of two things ...
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... thing in their neighbourhood , from fresh eggs to rotten boroughs , that their liveries outshone those of dukes ... things which excited , both in the class from which they had sprung and in the class into which they attempted to force ...
... thing in their neighbourhood , from fresh eggs to rotten boroughs , that their liveries outshone those of dukes ... things which excited , both in the class from which they had sprung and in the class into which they attempted to force ...
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