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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Pagina vii
... effect of these interruptions , both on his labours and on his mind . His letters are filled with complaints , of such as arose from politics , while he speaks with delight and complacency of whole days devoted to Euripides and Virgil ...
... effect of these interruptions , both on his labours and on his mind . His letters are filled with complaints , of such as arose from politics , while he speaks with delight and complacency of whole days devoted to Euripides and Virgil ...
Pagina xxiv
... effect , in writing renders the sense obscure , and interrupts the simplicity of the discourse . Even those sud- den turns , those unforeseen flashes of wit which , struck out at the moment , dazzle and delight a public assembly ...
... effect , in writing renders the sense obscure , and interrupts the simplicity of the discourse . Even those sud- den turns , those unforeseen flashes of wit which , struck out at the moment , dazzle and delight a public assembly ...
Pagina 1
... effects , but to their more re- mote consequences . After the wars of Marius and Sylla , and the incorporation , as it were , of all Italy with the city of Rome , we cannot but stop , to consi- der the consequences likely to result from ...
... effects , but to their more re- mote consequences . After the wars of Marius and Sylla , and the incorporation , as it were , of all Italy with the city of Rome , we cannot but stop , to consi- der the consequences likely to result from ...
Pagina 2
... effects so different . Another period , that affords ample scope for spe- 1588 to 1640 , culation of this kind , is that which is comprised be- tween the years fifteen hundred and eighty - eight , and sixteen hundred and forty ; a ...
... effects so different . Another period , that affords ample scope for spe- 1588 to 1640 , culation of this kind , is that which is comprised be- tween the years fifteen hundred and eighty - eight , and sixteen hundred and forty ; a ...
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... effect all his successors ? or will he fail , and shall we have a restoration , usually the most dangerous and worst of all revolutions ? To some of these questions the answers may from the experience of past ages , be easy , but to ...
... effect all his successors ? or will he fail , and shall we have a restoration , usually the most dangerous and worst of all revolutions ? To some of these questions the answers may from the experience of past ages , be easy , but to ...
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