The History of England: From the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Revolution in 1688C. Corrall, 1811 - 418 trang |
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... - house , and was employed himself very judiciously and successfully in the improvement of his fortune . Never literary attempt was more unfortunate than my Treatise of Human Nature . It fell dead iv LIFE OF DAVID HUME .
... - house , and was employed himself very judiciously and successfully in the improvement of his fortune . Never literary attempt was more unfortunate than my Treatise of Human Nature . It fell dead iv LIFE OF DAVID HUME .
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... employed to supply the place of true history , ought entirely to be disregarded ; or if any exception be admit- ted to this general rule , it can only be in favour of the ancient Grecian fictions , which are so ce- lebrated and so ...
... employed to supply the place of true history , ought entirely to be disregarded ; or if any exception be admit- ted to this general rule , it can only be in favour of the ancient Grecian fictions , which are so ce- lebrated and so ...
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... employed by the late Europeans in subjecting the Africans and Americans , they sent over an army under the command of Plautius , an able general , who gained some victories , and made a consider- able progress in subduing the ...
... employed by the late Europeans in subjecting the Africans and Americans , they sent over an army under the command of Plautius , an able general , who gained some victories , and made a consider- able progress in subduing the ...
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... employed every expedient to render those chains , which he had forged , both easy and agreeable to them . The inhabitants , having experienced how unequal their own force was to resist that of the Romans , acquiesced in the do- minion ...
... employed every expedient to render those chains , which he had forged , both easy and agreeable to them . The inhabitants , having experienced how unequal their own force was to resist that of the Romans , acquiesced in the do- minion ...
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... employed persuasion to engage their consent ; the people expressed their appro- bation by rattling their armour , or their dissent by murmurs ; there was no necessity for a nice scrutiny of votes among a multitude , who were usually ...
... employed persuasion to engage their consent ; the people expressed their appro- bation by rattling their armour , or their dissent by murmurs ; there was no necessity for a nice scrutiny of votes among a multitude , who were usually ...
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