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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... necessary for the satisfac- tion of the reader , is due to the memory and reputation of the author himself . Some notion of what he projected , seems requisite towards forming an estimate of what he performed ; and in this instance ...
... necessary for the satisfac- tion of the reader , is due to the memory and reputation of the author himself . Some notion of what he projected , seems requisite towards forming an estimate of what he performed ; and in this instance ...
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... necessary to inform you , that " the death of Charles the Second is the period from which " I commence my history ; though in my Introduction , I " take a pretty full view of his reign , and consequently , " should be glad enough to get ...
... necessary to inform you , that " the death of Charles the Second is the period from which " I commence my history ; though in my Introduction , I " take a pretty full view of his reign , and consequently , " should be glad enough to get ...
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... necessary " to make an observation , which applies to all the rest , both " of Carte's and Macpherson's , and which leads to the de- " tection of an imposture of the latter , as impudent as " Ossian itself . The extracts are evidently ...
... necessary " to make an observation , which applies to all the rest , both " of Carte's and Macpherson's , and which leads to the de- " tection of an imposture of the latter , as impudent as " Ossian itself . The extracts are evidently ...
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... necessary to observe , that he had formed his plan so exclusively on the model of ancient writers , that he not only felt some repugnance to the modern practice of notes , but he thought that all which an historian wished to say ...
... necessary to observe , that he had formed his plan so exclusively on the model of ancient writers , that he not only felt some repugnance to the modern practice of notes , but he thought that all which an historian wished to say ...
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... necessary to observe , that I am indebted to Mr. Laing both for advice and assistance in the division of the paragraphs , the annexing of marginal notes and references , the selection of the Appendix , and the superintendance of the ...
... necessary to observe , that I am indebted to Mr. Laing both for advice and assistance in the division of the paragraphs , the annexing of marginal notes and references , the selection of the Appendix , and the superintendance of the ...
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