Memoirs of the Private and Public Life of William Penn, Band 2Richard Taylor & Company, Shoe-Lane, 1813 |
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Thomas Clarkson. LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DAVIS C.K. OGDEN COLLECTION John Wesley Silay iety.
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... John Locke . His letter to this purpose was friendly , modest , and respectful , yet firm and manly . It dis- covered great good sense , and a liberal and highly cultivated mind . As a composition it was masterly , with respect to words ...
... John Locke . His letter to this purpose was friendly , modest , and respectful , yet firm and manly . It dis- covered great good sense , and a liberal and highly cultivated mind . As a composition it was masterly , with respect to words ...
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... John Black- well . He therefore notified this appointment to the Commissioners . In his letter to them he stated that , when he determined upon this change , it " was not because he was dis- satisfied with their care or service . " He ...
... John Black- well . He therefore notified this appointment to the Commissioners . In his letter to them he stated that , when he determined upon this change , it " was not because he was dis- satisfied with their care or service . " He ...
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