THE WORKS OF THE Dr. Jonathan Swift, Dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin, Volume 3C. BATHURST, in Fleetstreet, 1760 |
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... ministers and chief favourites were purfued by the commons ; the king , to appease their refentment , had made feveral changes in his miniftry , and removed fome of his most faithful fervants from places of the highest truft and digni ...
... ministers and chief favourites were purfued by the commons ; the king , to appease their refentment , had made feveral changes in his miniftry , and removed fome of his most faithful fervants from places of the highest truft and digni ...
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... minister of state , an ex- cellent orator , and a man of letters : and laftly , that Phocion , befides the fuccefs of his arms , was also re- nowned for his negotiations abroad , having in an em- baffy brought the greatest monarch of ...
... minister of state , an ex- cellent orator , and a man of letters : and laftly , that Phocion , befides the fuccefs of his arms , was also re- nowned for his negotiations abroad , having in an em- baffy brought the greatest monarch of ...
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... ministers , and others in great office , to treat them in the fame manner ; after which , all men who had any regard for their reputation , or any pro- fpect of preferment , would avoid their commerce . This would quickly make that vice ...
... ministers , and others in great office , to treat them in the fame manner ; after which , all men who had any regard for their reputation , or any pro- fpect of preferment , would avoid their commerce . This would quickly make that vice ...
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... ministers , famed for men of deep intrigue , whofe politicks have produced little more than murmurings , factions , and discontents , which ufually terminated in the difgrace and ruin of the authors . 2 I can recollect but three ...
... ministers , famed for men of deep intrigue , whofe politicks have produced little more than murmurings , factions , and discontents , which ufually terminated in the difgrace and ruin of the authors . 2 I can recollect but three ...
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... minister , because it put all other men upon their guard to be as fecret as he , and was confequently the occafion that perfons and things were always mifreprefented to him : becaufe like- wife too great an affectation of fecrecy is ...
... minister , because it put all other men upon their guard to be as fecret as he , and was confequently the occafion that perfons and things were always mifreprefented to him : becaufe like- wife too great an affectation of fecrecy is ...
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