The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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... himself in his welfare . He lives in the midst of plenty , from the participation of which he is driven by brutal ... himself , and , after various conferences , prevailed upon St. Leon to enter into an extraordinary agreement . Having ...
... himself in his welfare . He lives in the midst of plenty , from the participation of which he is driven by brutal ... himself , and , after various conferences , prevailed upon St. Leon to enter into an extraordinary agreement . Having ...
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... himself known , but pretended that he was the ex- ecutor of the last will of their father , who had died in the East . He remained near them , he fays , long enough to see them confoled , and himself forgotten .'- Self - importance of ...
... himself known , but pretended that he was the ex- ecutor of the last will of their father , who had died in the East . He remained near them , he fays , long enough to see them confoled , and himself forgotten .'- Self - importance of ...
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... himself . The pofition , that a king of England , in cafe he does not come in by defcent , is made by himself , or by fome other king , ought to ftartle nobody , when it is confidered , that a fettlement of the crown has no force ...
... himself . The pofition , that a king of England , in cafe he does not come in by defcent , is made by himself , or by fome other king , ought to ftartle nobody , when it is confidered , that a fettlement of the crown has no force ...
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