The Analectic Magazine, to which is Added, an Appendix of Official Naval Docments, Том 2M. Thomas, 1813 |
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... live down to future times , under the impe- rial name of Junius , in preference to his own , and that he was resolved no blemish , no mark of disgrace to be triumphed over by men that he despised , should be transferred from his real to ...
... live down to future times , under the impe- rial name of Junius , in preference to his own , and that he was resolved no blemish , no mark of disgrace to be triumphed over by men that he despised , should be transferred from his real to ...
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... live , as the phrase is , from hand to mouth , and make no provision for the morrow - being utterly improvi- dent , because their moral and religious education has been ut- terly neglected . The number of paupers , therefore , which ...
... live , as the phrase is , from hand to mouth , and make no provision for the morrow - being utterly improvi- dent , because their moral and religious education has been ut- terly neglected . The number of paupers , therefore , which ...
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... live for ever in this world - a very necessary improvement this upon the former state of things ; for , according to their belief , if he were unphilosophical enough to die , he could not expect to live in any other . These notions were ...
... live for ever in this world - a very necessary improvement this upon the former state of things ; for , according to their belief , if he were unphilosophical enough to die , he could not expect to live in any other . These notions were ...
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... live in houses distant from any neighbourhood . In years of plenty many thousands of them meet together in the mountains , where they feast and riot for many days ; and at country weddings , markets , burials , and other the like public ...
... live in houses distant from any neighbourhood . In years of plenty many thousands of them meet together in the mountains , where they feast and riot for many days ; and at country weddings , markets , burials , and other the like public ...
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... themselves of the state of the society in which they live . Where one who can read is to be found , all who have ears can hear . The weekly epistles of the apostles of sedition are read aloud in tap INQUIRY INTO THE POOR LAWS , & c . 39.
... themselves of the state of the society in which they live . Where one who can read is to be found , all who have ears can hear . The weekly epistles of the apostles of sedition are read aloud in tap INQUIRY INTO THE POOR LAWS , & c . 39.
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