THE WORKS OF THE Dr. Jonathan Swift, Dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin, Volume 3C. BATHURST, in Fleetstreet, 1760 |
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... king of Spain , and kingWilliam was made extremely uneafy by the violence with which many of his ministers and chief favourites were purfued by the commons ; the king , to appease their refentment , had made feveral changes in his ...
... king of Spain , and kingWilliam was made extremely uneafy by the violence with which many of his ministers and chief favourites were purfued by the commons ; the king , to appease their refentment , had made feveral changes in his ...
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... king , lords , and com- mons . Such was that of Sparta , in its primitive in- ftitution by Lycurgus ; who , obferving the corruptions and depravations to which every of these was subject , compounded his fcheme out of all ; fo that it ...
... king , lords , and com- mons . Such was that of Sparta , in its primitive in- ftitution by Lycurgus ; who , obferving the corruptions and depravations to which every of these was subject , compounded his fcheme out of all ; fo that it ...
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... king ; in which pursuits common- wealths have had their fhare as well as monarchs : fo the Athenians , the Spartans , the Thebans , and the Achaians , did feveral times aim at the univerfal ma- narchy of Greece : fo the commonwealths of ...
... king ; in which pursuits common- wealths have had their fhare as well as monarchs : fo the Athenians , the Spartans , the Thebans , and the Achaians , did feveral times aim at the univerfal ma- narchy of Greece : fo the commonwealths of ...
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... king of that age ) had indeed fome time before begun to break in upon the re- publicks of Greece by conqueft or bribery ; particularly dealing large money among some popular orators , by which he brought many of them , as the term of ...
... king of that age ) had indeed fome time before begun to break in upon the re- publicks of Greece by conqueft or bribery ; particularly dealing large money among some popular orators , by which he brought many of them , as the term of ...
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... king , whose governor he was , reftored thofe whom Phocion had banished , the plot fucceeded . Phocion was accused by popular orators , and put to death . Thus was the most powerful commonwealth of all Greece , after great degeneracies ...
... king , whose governor he was , reftored thofe whom Phocion had banished , the plot fucceeded . Phocion was accused by popular orators , and put to death . Thus was the most powerful commonwealth of all Greece , after great degeneracies ...
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