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... , before we come to the countries that were actually the theatres of it . Ever fince the death of the famous Kouli Kan , PERSIA has been involved in VOL . XXV . by 6 by means of his immenfe treasures had made himself THE ...
... , before we come to the countries that were actually the theatres of it . Ever fince the death of the famous Kouli Kan , PERSIA has been involved in VOL . XXV . by 6 by means of his immenfe treasures had made himself THE ...
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... himself a fucceflor , as if he had been one of the most abfolute independ- ent monarchs ; that the Grand Signior bad given his commiflion to another , and intended to fend a powerful army for ena- bling him to take poffeffion ; and that ...
... himself a fucceflor , as if he had been one of the most abfolute independ- ent monarchs ; that the Grand Signior bad given his commiflion to another , and intended to fend a powerful army for ena- bling him to take poffeffion ; and that ...
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... himself un- able to comply with his engagements , and his wife and children , in whom he placed his principal happiness , reduced into fuch a fituation as doubled his di- ftrefs . His fole refource in this fad fituation , was the ...
... himself un- able to comply with his engagements , and his wife and children , in whom he placed his principal happiness , reduced into fuch a fituation as doubled his di- ftrefs . His fole refource in this fad fituation , was the ...
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... himself up to this new paf- Gon ; and in order to be the lefs inter . rupted in his alliduous amour , he pafled many days without fuffering himself to be feen by his minifters , and the principal officers of his army . Irene followed ...
... himself up to this new paf- Gon ; and in order to be the lefs inter . rupted in his alliduous amour , he pafled many days without fuffering himself to be feen by his minifters , and the principal officers of his army . Irene followed ...
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... himself , under this unhappy fi- tuation , in hopes of a more favourable re- port . But any composure , under fuch af- fiction , is immediately deemed a melan- choly or fulky fit by the waiter ; who re- ports it as fuch to the doctor ...
... himself , under this unhappy fi- tuation , in hopes of a more favourable re- port . But any composure , under fuch af- fiction , is immediately deemed a melan- choly or fulky fit by the waiter ; who re- ports it as fuch to the doctor ...
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