A History of the Early Part of the Reign of James the Second: With an Introductory ChapterAbraham Small, 1808 - 201 pagina's |
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... duties of an historian may very possibly be misunderstood . The consequence would be , that some passages , which ... duty as an author , to consist in recounting the facts as they arose , or in his simple and forcible language , in ...
... duties of an historian may very possibly be misunderstood . The consequence would be , that some passages , which ... duty as an author , to consist in recounting the facts as they arose , or in his simple and forcible language , in ...
Pagina xxix
... duty to the public , as well as to the memory of any great and good man , to preserve with the utmost diligence , all the materials which may enable a future biographer to do justice to the events of his life , and the merits of his ...
... duty to the public , as well as to the memory of any great and good man , to preserve with the utmost diligence , all the materials which may enable a future biographer to do justice to the events of his life , and the merits of his ...
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... duty it was to guard them against such impressions , were scandalously active in confirming them in their prejudices , and inflaming their passions . The King , who is supposed to have disbelieved the whole of the plot , never once ...
... duty it was to guard them against such impressions , were scandalously active in confirming them in their prejudices , and inflaming their passions . The King , who is supposed to have disbelieved the whole of the plot , never once ...
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... duty rather to change the manager of the trust , than to impair the subject of it ; while others , who consider them as the right or pro- perty of the King , will as naturally act as they would do in the case of any other property , and ...
... duty rather to change the manager of the trust , than to impair the subject of it ; while others , who consider them as the right or pro- perty of the King , will as naturally act as they would do in the case of any other property , and ...
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... duty , and to satisfy them that their lives , as well as every thing else they had been used to call their own , were now completely in the power of their masters . But the government did not stop here , and having outlawed thousands ...
... duty , and to satisfy them that their lives , as well as every thing else they had been used to call their own , were now completely in the power of their masters . But the government did not stop here , and having outlawed thousands ...
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