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... Soon after the unfortunate expedition into Sicily , the Athenians chofe four hundred men for admini- stration of affairs , who became a body of tyrants , and were called , in the language of thofe ages , an oligarchy , or tyranny of the ...
... Soon after the unfortunate expedition into Sicily , the Athenians chofe four hundred men for admini- stration of affairs , who became a body of tyrants , and were called , in the language of thofe ages , an oligarchy , or tyranny of the ...
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... soon after their meeting fent a most gracious letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury to be communicated to the bishops and clergy of his province ; taking notice of " the loofe and pro- " fane principles , which had been openly ...
... soon after their meeting fent a most gracious letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury to be communicated to the bishops and clergy of his province ; taking notice of " the loofe and pro- " fane principles , which had been openly ...
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... soon after the revolution , to have ftudied with greater application ever fince , and to have arrived at great perfection in . Accor- ding to the doctrine of fome Romish casuists , they have found out quam prope ad peccatum fine peccato ...
... soon after the revolution , to have ftudied with greater application ever fince , and to have arrived at great perfection in . Accor- ding to the doctrine of fome Romish casuists , they have found out quam prope ad peccatum fine peccato ...
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