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to accompany us , were we to give a detail of the contents of this work ... Of the
four historians of Alexander , - Arrian , Plutarch , Diodorus Siculus , and Quintus
Curtius , - he gives a decided and indeed a very deserved preference to Arrian ...
to accompany us , were we to give a detail of the contents of this work ... Of the
four historians of Alexander , - Arrian , Plutarch , Diodorus Siculus , and Quintus
Curtius , - he gives a decided and indeed a very deserved preference to Arrian ...
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posed necellity of co - operating with a party , that even those , who ad on the
best motivés , give a vote , or support a particular measure , in direct opposition to
their own opinion . I will not undertake to say , that this conduct never can be right
...
posed necellity of co - operating with a party , that even those , who ad on the
best motivés , give a vote , or support a particular measure , in direct opposition to
their own opinion . I will not undertake to say , that this conduct never can be right
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... barbarians remained . She likewise gives ber opinion in favour of the two
regulations which have since been adopted , - - a senate , and a qualification for
it , of maturer age . The pages which give any account of the facrifices made to
liberty ...
... barbarians remained . She likewise gives ber opinion in favour of the two
regulations which have since been adopted , - - a senate , and a qualification for
it , of maturer age . The pages which give any account of the facrifices made to
liberty ...
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