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... which refults from these Letters , and all you have done in this Matter , upon that Suppofition , than do it myself , and fo I leave it to him , and you to yourself . It It may often happen in Colleges , without much real ( 16 )
... which refults from these Letters , and all you have done in this Matter , upon that Suppofition , than do it myself , and fo I leave it to him , and you to yourself . It It may often happen in Colleges , without much real ( 16 )
Pagina 26
haps , happen , without any faulty Neglect on their Part , yet no Share of Merit can furely be pleaded from thence ; and it would be understood by many to caft some oblique Reflection on the Care and Diligence of their own Government ...
haps , happen , without any faulty Neglect on their Part , yet no Share of Merit can furely be pleaded from thence ; and it would be understood by many to caft some oblique Reflection on the Care and Diligence of their own Government ...
Pagina 18
... happen to be somewhat mistaken , fuch a mistake could not be at all fatal to the cause I am defending ; because , for the reasons which I fhall now proceed to lay before you , they in reality are not the rule , by by which its merits ...
... happen to be somewhat mistaken , fuch a mistake could not be at all fatal to the cause I am defending ; because , for the reasons which I fhall now proceed to lay before you , they in reality are not the rule , by by which its merits ...
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