Of the Britons before the arrival of the Romans-Henry IIIT. Davies, in Russel-street, 1771 |
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... these mi- nute recoveries could be inferted only to the exclufion of more material facts , which it would be unpardonable to omit . He foregoes , therefore , the petty ambition of being thought a reader of forgotten books ; books ; his ...
... these mi- nute recoveries could be inferted only to the exclufion of more material facts , which it would be unpardonable to omit . He foregoes , therefore , the petty ambition of being thought a reader of forgotten books ; books ; his ...
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... these I have particularly taken Hume for my guide , as far as he goes ; and it is but juftice to say , that wherever I was ob- liged to abridge his work I did it with reluctance , as I fcarce cut out a line that did not contain a beauty ...
... these I have particularly taken Hume for my guide , as far as he goes ; and it is but juftice to say , that wherever I was ob- liged to abridge his work I did it with reluctance , as I fcarce cut out a line that did not contain a beauty ...
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... these researches have generally terminated in conjecture ; fo that from whence Britain was at first peopled , or took its name , is ftill uncertain . The va VOL . 1 . riety B riety of opinions upon this head ferve to prove the THE ...
... these researches have generally terminated in conjecture ; fo that from whence Britain was at first peopled , or took its name , is ftill uncertain . The va VOL . 1 . riety B riety of opinions upon this head ferve to prove the THE ...
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... These avoided all correfpondence with the new comers , whom they confidered as intruders up- on their property . The inland inhabitants are reprefented as ex- tremely numerous , living in cottages thatched with ftraw , and feeding large ...
... These avoided all correfpondence with the new comers , whom they confidered as intruders up- on their property . The inland inhabitants are reprefented as ex- tremely numerous , living in cottages thatched with ftraw , and feeding large ...
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... can be more terrible than the idea of a charioteer thus driving furiously in the midft of dangers ; but these machines feem to have B 3 been been more dreadful than dangerous , for they were quickly HISTORY OF ENGLAND . 5.
... can be more terrible than the idea of a charioteer thus driving furiously in the midft of dangers ; but these machines feem to have B 3 been been more dreadful than dangerous , for they were quickly HISTORY OF ENGLAND . 5.
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