Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield: Earl of Mulgrave, Marquis of Normanby and Duke of BuckinghamHaworth Press, 1933 - 114 Seiten |
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... difference between the actions and writings of the same person ! ' Tis enough almost to make a man believe Inspiration : But to that the Poets only can pretend . I do not remember that any eminent one of that divine profession , fell ...
... difference between the actions and writings of the same person ! ' Tis enough almost to make a man believe Inspiration : But to that the Poets only can pretend . I do not remember that any eminent one of that divine profession , fell ...
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... difference ; That , in case of a subject , the ill design was to appear by some act of violence , as wounding , Etc. but in this case , any act whatsoever that proves such a design , is sufficient . My Lord ČOKE is of opinion , That no ...
... difference ; That , in case of a subject , the ill design was to appear by some act of violence , as wounding , Etc. but in this case , any act whatsoever that proves such a design , is sufficient . My Lord ČOKE is of opinion , That no ...
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... " Treason or Felony . " " " " " " " " " THERE has been so great a difference in opinion about the true interpretation of this clause , that I hope it is a little excusable , if ( in a matter allow'd by all to be obscure enough ) a man 104.
... " Treason or Felony . " " " " " " " " " THERE has been so great a difference in opinion about the true interpretation of this clause , that I hope it is a little excusable , if ( in a matter allow'd by all to be obscure enough ) a man 104.
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