The Life of the First Earl of Shaftesbury: From Original Documents in the Possession of the Family, Band 1R. Bentley, 1836 |
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... entered into the greatest intimacy with him , ' he imparted to him his most secret thoughts concerning the govern- ment , and all his schemes for the better regula- tion of it ; and by his constant conversation upon public affairs , he ...
... entered into the greatest intimacy with him , ' he imparted to him his most secret thoughts concerning the govern- ment , and all his schemes for the better regula- tion of it ; and by his constant conversation upon public affairs , he ...
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... actions themselves . Some loose papers , part of this work , are yet remaining the following passage is transcribed from them , as it shows the candour with which he entered upon it . " Whoever considers the number INTRODUCTION . 11.
... actions themselves . Some loose papers , part of this work , are yet remaining the following passage is transcribed from them , as it shows the candour with which he entered upon it . " Whoever considers the number INTRODUCTION . 11.
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... entered upon it . " Whoever considers the number and the power of those adversaries I have met with , and how studiously they have , under the authority of both church and state , dispersed the most malicious slanders of me , will think ...
... entered upon it . " Whoever considers the number and the power of those adversaries I have met with , and how studiously they have , under the authority of both church and state , dispersed the most malicious slanders of me , will think ...
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... entered of Lincoln's Inn . Thus he soon acquired an use- ful education , by being led into an early know- ledge of the world . As his reading enlarged and improved his conversation , this quickened and strengthened his application to ...
... entered of Lincoln's Inn . Thus he soon acquired an use- ful education , by being led into an early know- ledge of the world . As his reading enlarged and improved his conversation , this quickened and strengthened his application to ...
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... entered without due consideration into a war with France , so the war itself was managed with the highest imprudence , and ended with the greatest dishonour . This , with the many obstructions on trade , the number of ships taken , the ...
... entered without due consideration into a war with France , so the war itself was managed with the highest imprudence , and ended with the greatest dishonour . This , with the many obstructions on trade , the number of ships taken , the ...
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