Memoirs of the Private and Public Life of William Penn, Band 1R. Taylor, 1813 |
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... wrote under it this distich : " A Mose ad Mosem par Mosi non fuit ullus ; More , ore , et calamo mirus uterque fuit . " These lines the English biographer , who has noticed the life of Moses Amyrault , has translated thus : From Moses ...
... wrote under it this distich : " A Mose ad Mosem par Mosi non fuit ullus ; More , ore , et calamo mirus uterque fuit . " These lines the English biographer , who has noticed the life of Moses Amyrault , has translated thus : From Moses ...
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... wrote to Lord Orrery , then president of the council of Munster , to request his release . We find in this letter nothing either servile or degrading . It was written , on the other hand , in a manly and yet decorous manner . " Religion ...
... wrote to Lord Orrery , then president of the council of Munster , to request his release . We find in this letter nothing either servile or degrading . It was written , on the other hand , in a manly and yet decorous manner . " Religion ...
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... wrote to the Lord Arlington , then principal secretary of state , by whose warrant he had been sent there . Having reflected upon his own case , during his confinement , he was of opinion , the more he considered it , that the Govern ...
... wrote to the Lord Arlington , then principal secretary of state , by whose warrant he had been sent there . Having reflected upon his own case , during his confinement , he was of opinion , the more he considered it , that the Govern ...
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... wrote , by way of apology for it , and to correct any misapprehension about it , a little tract , which , in allusion to the con- scious rectitude of his own conduct and the undisguised manner in which he there ex- plained himself , he ...
... wrote , by way of apology for it , and to correct any misapprehension about it , a little tract , which , in allusion to the con- scious rectitude of his own conduct and the undisguised manner in which he there ex- plained himself , he ...
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... wrote also several little tracts to promote the religion he had espoused . Among these was his Letter " To the young convinced . " He meant by the latter appel- lation such as had lately become converts to his own religious faith . He ...
... wrote also several little tracts to promote the religion he had espoused . Among these was his Letter " To the young convinced . " He meant by the latter appel- lation such as had lately become converts to his own religious faith . He ...
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