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... practise of trayninge , and it requireth much cost to litle purpose . If it be so , then a man would thinke , that the great Turke , whose vast and huge dominions reache over the third pt of the worlde , would reject it ; and by the ...
... practise of trayninge , and it requireth much cost to litle purpose . If it be so , then a man would thinke , that the great Turke , whose vast and huge dominions reache over the third pt of the worlde , would reject it ; and by the ...
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... practise of our tymes ; and yet such is the simplicitie of many of us , that wee would be called and accounted statesmen , politicians , and fathers of our countrie , quando omni scelere patriam laceramus , et in ea funditus delenda ...
... practise of our tymes ; and yet such is the simplicitie of many of us , that wee would be called and accounted statesmen , politicians , and fathers of our countrie , quando omni scelere patriam laceramus , et in ea funditus delenda ...
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