Three Biographical Pamphlets, 1744-1745, Band 24Garland Pub., 1974 - 191 Seiten |
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... observed , that you seem to have for- gotten , in the Procefs of your Work , that this was to be any Part of it ; and would on- ly add two or three Questions in regard to thefe these Affirmatives . As , what are all thefe Means ( 19 )
... observed , that you seem to have for- gotten , in the Procefs of your Work , that this was to be any Part of it ; and would on- ly add two or three Questions in regard to thefe these Affirmatives . As , what are all thefe Means ( 19 )
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... observed , that whenever the Popu- lace have thought fit to proceed to military Exe- cution , the Pope and the Pretender have conftantly been thrown lovingly , into the fame Bonfire toge- ther . In effect , the Roman Pontiff has not ...
... observed , that whenever the Popu- lace have thought fit to proceed to military Exe- cution , the Pope and the Pretender have conftantly been thrown lovingly , into the fame Bonfire toge- ther . In effect , the Roman Pontiff has not ...
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... : His Heart too Great , though Fortune little , To lick a Rafcal Statesman's Spittle ; & c . Upon which we fhall only observe , that Dr , Swift was never reckoned a Flatterer ; as may may be seen by fome Lines in the fame Poem [ 23 ]
... : His Heart too Great , though Fortune little , To lick a Rafcal Statesman's Spittle ; & c . Upon which we fhall only observe , that Dr , Swift was never reckoned a Flatterer ; as may may be seen by fome Lines in the fame Poem [ 23 ]
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