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I cannot tell what advantage he reaped from it ; for this transla tion is unknown ,
though it is magnificently printed . Marat made me a present of a copy of it on
vellum paper in the beginning of the revolution . " At this period Marat was poor ,
and ...
I cannot tell what advantage he reaped from it ; for this transla tion is unknown ,
though it is magnificently printed . Marat made me a present of a copy of it on
vellum paper in the beginning of the revolution . " At this period Marat was poor ,
and ...
Page 464
He then concludes with advising Britons themselves to avoid fac : tion and
fedition . In calling the verse mediocre , we shall err , if we do err , rather on the
favourable side . The author often uses the ex . pletive did , and gives such lines
...
He then concludes with advising Britons themselves to avoid fac : tion and
fedition . In calling the verse mediocre , we shall err , if we do err , rather on the
favourable side . The author often uses the ex . pletive did , and gives such lines
...
Page 571
tion of the court of Madrid . The French general , in his reply to this message ,
stated that he could not possibly agree to an armistice upon any other conditions
than those of having delivered to him immediately the possession of two or three
...
tion of the court of Madrid . The French general , in his reply to this message ,
stated that he could not possibly agree to an armistice upon any other conditions
than those of having delivered to him immediately the possession of two or three
...
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