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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... enemies . Their ingenuousness , if not their candour , is a proof of the natural goodness of their dispositions . The perspicacity , quickness , and ingenuous sensibility of Warburton were happily associated with the more grave ...
... enemies . Their ingenuousness , if not their candour , is a proof of the natural goodness of their dispositions . The perspicacity , quickness , and ingenuous sensibility of Warburton were happily associated with the more grave ...
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... enemies to ruin his character , if not to affect his life , the injured party at length had recourse to the justice of his Country ; and exactly one year after the exposure of this ridiculous as well as wicked imposture , the principals ...
... enemies to ruin his character , if not to affect his life , the injured party at length had recourse to the justice of his Country ; and exactly one year after the exposure of this ridiculous as well as wicked imposture , the principals ...
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... enemies ; though their enmity was so far controuled as to permit an agreement between them , that the rival masters should alternately compose the acts of Mutius Scavola , and thus afford a criterion by which their superiority was to be ...
... enemies ; though their enmity was so far controuled as to permit an agreement between them , that the rival masters should alternately compose the acts of Mutius Scavola , and thus afford a criterion by which their superiority was to be ...
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... enemy , or to some ambitious dema- gogue . The awful events which have passed , and are now passing before our eyes , should teach us the necessity of having only men of probity and talents in every department of the state . an Lord ...
... enemy , or to some ambitious dema- gogue . The awful events which have passed , and are now passing before our eyes , should teach us the necessity of having only men of probity and talents in every department of the state . an Lord ...
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... enemies ; neither is it surprising that he found only few friends among those persons in this country who do not blush to profit by the sale of India appointments , which should be the rewards of merit . It is right that the public ...
... enemies ; neither is it surprising that he found only few friends among those persons in this country who do not blush to profit by the sale of India appointments , which should be the rewards of merit . It is right that the public ...
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