LettersJ. and P. Knapton, H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson, and S. Draper, 1751 |
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... Lord Oxford , Lord Harcourt , and Lord Harley may look upon me as one entailed upon them by you : Lord Bolingbroke is now returned . ( as I hope ) to take Me with all his other He- reditary Rights ; and , indeed , he feems grown fo much ...
... Lord Oxford , Lord Harcourt , and Lord Harley may look upon me as one entailed upon them by you : Lord Bolingbroke is now returned . ( as I hope ) to take Me with all his other He- reditary Rights ; and , indeed , he feems grown fo much ...
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... Lord St. John does ? there's no man's health in England I am more concerned about than his . — I wonder whether you ... Lord Bo- lingbroke at the moment I am writing , a planter , a philofopher , or a writer ? Is Mr. Pultney in ...
... Lord St. John does ? there's no man's health in England I am more concerned about than his . — I wonder whether you ... Lord Bo- lingbroke at the moment I am writing , a planter , a philofopher , or a writer ? Is Mr. Pultney in ...
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... lord Bolingbroke will add to his library all the vo- lumes of my Works and Translations of Ho- mer , bound in red morocco , and the eleven volumes of those of Erafmus : That my lord Marchmont will take the large paper edition of Thuanus ...
... lord Bolingbroke will add to his library all the vo- lumes of my Works and Translations of Ho- mer , bound in red morocco , and the eleven volumes of those of Erafmus : That my lord Marchmont will take the large paper edition of Thuanus ...
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LETTER | 3 |
Lord Bolingbrokes life in the country | 113 |
From Dr Swift Mention again | 118 |
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