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... once said to a friend , now living , that he would sooner suffer his right hand to be cut off than vote for it . ' " The only thing that fixed the suspicion on Hamilton , Mr. Woodfall observes , was his having on a certain morning told ...
... once said to a friend , now living , that he would sooner suffer his right hand to be cut off than vote for it . ' " The only thing that fixed the suspicion on Hamilton , Mr. Woodfall observes , was his having on a certain morning told ...
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... once ; and , if not written by him , presupposes an acquaint- ance with his lordship's family , his sentiments , and his connexions , so intimate as to excite no small degree of astonishment . Junius was informed of Swinney's having ...
... once ; and , if not written by him , presupposes an acquaint- ance with his lordship's family , his sentiments , and his connexions , so intimate as to excite no small degree of astonishment . Junius was informed of Swinney's having ...
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... once ? Why may not the pub- lic be now put in possession of all the probabilities that Mr. Woodfall judged himself to possess ? For instance , in stating the • question relatively to Lord George Sackville , why did 14 SELECT REVIEWS .
... once ? Why may not the pub- lic be now put in possession of all the probabilities that Mr. Woodfall judged himself to possess ? For instance , in stating the • question relatively to Lord George Sackville , why did 14 SELECT REVIEWS .
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work so wickedly effected as the Reformation in England . It is at once our chief blessing and our foulest reproach . These circumstances aggravated the evil ; but the decrease of villenage was its cause . " Manufactures , " says Sir ...
work so wickedly effected as the Reformation in England . It is at once our chief blessing and our foulest reproach . These circumstances aggravated the evil ; but the decrease of villenage was its cause . " Manufactures , " says Sir ...
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... once or twice by themselves , that so they might be the better enabled to read them distinctly in the congregation . " Augustin Bernhers , the editor of Latimer's Sermons , draws a melancholy picture of their condition . " " I will not ...
... once or twice by themselves , that so they might be the better enabled to read them distinctly in the congregation . " Augustin Bernhers , the editor of Latimer's Sermons , draws a melancholy picture of their condition . " " I will not ...
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