The Anti-Jacobin Review and Protestant Advocate: Or, Monthly Political and Literary Censor, Band 32Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1809 |
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... conduct by the laws of rigid rectitude , with- out attempting to check , as he ought to have done , the aberrations of others . In this manner he acted the supple courtier without very materially corrupting the natural purity of his own ...
... conduct by the laws of rigid rectitude , with- out attempting to check , as he ought to have done , the aberrations of others . In this manner he acted the supple courtier without very materially corrupting the natural purity of his own ...
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... conduct by its precepts , and that he hoped to atone for his speculative errors by the purity and virtue of his life otherwise . Vanity , insatiable vanity , led him to adopt any measures he could think of as the most probable to attain ...
... conduct by its precepts , and that he hoped to atone for his speculative errors by the purity and virtue of his life otherwise . Vanity , insatiable vanity , led him to adopt any measures he could think of as the most probable to attain ...
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... conduct , entered into a subscription , with which they opened the Theatre in Lincoln's - inn - fields , countermatching his Italians with the incomparable Farinelli . The contest was continued three years in conjunction with Heidegger ...
... conduct , entered into a subscription , with which they opened the Theatre in Lincoln's - inn - fields , countermatching his Italians with the incomparable Farinelli . The contest was continued three years in conjunction with Heidegger ...
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... conduct and character , notwithstanding the many great and eminent services in arduous and trying situations , and a steady and uniform attachment to his majesty's person and govern- ment , Lord Macartney had the mortification of ...
... conduct and character , notwithstanding the many great and eminent services in arduous and trying situations , and a steady and uniform attachment to his majesty's person and govern- ment , Lord Macartney had the mortification of ...
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... conduct he pursued in India , against . the intrigues , the duplicity , and the universal corruption which surrounded him , but an unsullied integrity , and an inflexible firmness . Never perhaps was the mens conscia recti ( the motto ...
... conduct he pursued in India , against . the intrigues , the duplicity , and the universal corruption which surrounded him , but an unsullied integrity , and an inflexible firmness . Never perhaps was the mens conscia recti ( the motto ...
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