Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Tập 23Pub. for J. Hinton, 1758 |
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... should not proceed against him . The Chancellor had the grace , upon this , to ask him what he had to offer why the fentence should not proceed against him . Sir Thomas , among other things , faid , that this realm alone , being but one ...
... should not proceed against him . The Chancellor had the grace , upon this , to ask him what he had to offer why the fentence should not proceed against him . Sir Thomas , among other things , faid , that this realm alone , being but one ...
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... should take the earlieft care peffible to make their minds obedient to difcipline , and gradually * inftil into them that great principle ( as Mr. Locke calls it ) of all virtue and worth , viz . to deny them- felves their own defires ...
... should take the earlieft care peffible to make their minds obedient to difcipline , and gradually * inftil into them that great principle ( as Mr. Locke calls it ) of all virtue and worth , viz . to deny them- felves their own defires ...
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... Should he object to the nature of is commiffion , hiszeal for his country might be doubtful . Should he reject the fervice , as impracticable , or of no use to the ends propofed ; his conduct and loyalty would fuffer greatly in the ...
... Should he object to the nature of is commiffion , hiszeal for his country might be doubtful . Should he reject the fervice , as impracticable , or of no use to the ends propofed ; his conduct and loyalty would fuffer greatly in the ...
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