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... fhew beft at a diftance : the reft parcel out to deferts , petty tyrants , priests , pedigreed beggars , and pedants , and all her neigh- bours know Germany . Yet this is the mother of Arminius and Frederick ; of Leibnitz and Wolfe ; of ...
... fhew beft at a diftance : the reft parcel out to deferts , petty tyrants , priests , pedigreed beggars , and pedants , and all her neigh- bours know Germany . Yet this is the mother of Arminius and Frederick ; of Leibnitz and Wolfe ; of ...
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... to treat Mr Frank And a very high treat it was to you fectionate friend , and humble fervar Nor B. with REMARKS and EXTRACTS . We sometimes fhew from what 28 Vol.xx Dr Franklin's account of a whirlwind . Franklin's account of a WHIRLWIND.
... to treat Mr Frank And a very high treat it was to you fectionate friend , and humble fervar Nor B. with REMARKS and EXTRACTS . We sometimes fhew from what 28 Vol.xx Dr Franklin's account of a whirlwind . Franklin's account of a WHIRLWIND.
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with REMARKS and EXTRACTS . We sometimes fhew from what works we take thefe Remarks ; by annexing M. for Monthly Review ; C. for Critical Review ; G. for Gentleman's , and L. for London Magazines , . very height of their riots ...
with REMARKS and EXTRACTS . We sometimes fhew from what works we take thefe Remarks ; by annexing M. for Monthly Review ; C. for Critical Review ; G. for Gentleman's , and L. for London Magazines , . very height of their riots ...
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... fhew in its utmost extent , and unembarrassed by any accidental cir- cumstances , the frivolousness of the vul- gar notion that the people of England keep the poffeffion of their own purfes , and give their confent to their own taxa ...
... fhew in its utmost extent , and unembarrassed by any accidental cir- cumstances , the frivolousness of the vul- gar notion that the people of England keep the poffeffion of their own purfes , and give their confent to their own taxa ...
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... fhew unto your High nefs , for the gracious expedition of this our most behoveful petition . And we the faid Abbots , Priors , and Cergy , conti- nually do pray to God for your most hou- nerable eftate , profperity , and felicity ...
... fhew unto your High nefs , for the gracious expedition of this our most behoveful petition . And we the faid Abbots , Priors , and Cergy , conti- nually do pray to God for your most hou- nerable eftate , profperity , and felicity ...
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