...many years, during the uncontrolled Licenfe of the prefs, had afperfed aimeft all the great charafters of the age ; and this with impunity, their own perfons...that he had now fome opportunity of doing good, by detefting and dragging into light thefe common Enemies of mankind ; fince to invalidate this univerfal...

...Lici-nfe of the prcfs, had alperfcd aimeft all i!v great characters of the age; and this with impunir.. their own perfons and names being utterly fecret and...that he had now fome opportunity of doing good, by detefting a:-.' dragging into light thefe common Enemies of mankind; fmce to invalidate this univerfal...

...many years, during the uncontrolled Licenfe of the prefs, had afperfed almeft all the great charafters of the age ; and this with impunity, their own perfons...fecret and obfcure. This gave Mr. Pope the thought, thafhe had now fome opportunity of doing good, by detefting and dragging into light thefe common Enemies...

...afperfed almoft all the great charac'* tef s 6( 1the age; and this with impu'' nity, their own perlbns and 'names *(; being utterly fecret and obfcure. ..','« This gave Mr. Pope the thought, " ;that he had how feme opportunity of " doing good, by detecting and dragging '' into light thefe common eneniks...

...papers, that for many years, during the " uncontrouled licenfe of the prefs, had af" perfed almoft all the great characters of the } " age; and this with impunity, their ojjal " perfons and names being utterly fecret and " obfcure. • " This gave Mr. Pope the thought,...

...papers, that for many years, during the " uncontrouled licenfe of the prefs, had af^ perfed almoft all the great characters of the " age; and this with...perfons and names being utterly fec'ret and " obfcure. 1 • . " This gave Mr. Pope the thought, that " he had -now fome opportunity of doing " good, by detecting...

...thofe papers, that, for many years, during the uncontrolled Licence of the prefs, had afperfed almoft all the great characters of the age ; and this with...names being utterly, fecret and obfcure. This gave Mr. Tope the thought, that he had now fome opportunity of doing good, by detecting and dragging into light...

...thofe papers, that, for many years, during the uncontrolled Licenfe of the prefs, had afperfed almoft all the great ^ characters of the age; and this with...their own perfons and names being utterly fecret and obfeui-p. This gave Mr. Pope the thought, that he had how fome opportunity of doing good, by detecting...

...those papers, that, for many vears, during the uncontrolled licence of .the press, had aspersed almost all the great characters of the age; and this with impunity, their own persons and names being utterly secret and obscure. This gave Mr. Pope the thought, that he had now...

...many years, during the uncontrouled Licence of the prefs, had afperfed almoft all the great charafters of the age ; and this with impunity, their own perfons...that he had now fome opportunity of doing good, by detefting and dragging into light thefe common enemies of mankind ; fince to invalidate this univerfal...