The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5G. Bell, 1882 |
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... head and Testimony . Hot - head was the applauded hero of the Tories , and Testimony no less the favourite of the Whigs . Each party followed their cham- pion . It was wonderful to see so polite an assembly distin- guishing themselves ...
... head and Testimony . Hot - head was the applauded hero of the Tories , and Testimony no less the favourite of the Whigs . Each party followed their cham- pion . It was wonderful to see so polite an assembly distin- guishing themselves ...
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... head without taking notice , that Origen would still have triumphed more in the foregoing ar guments , had he lived an age longer , to have seen the Roman emperors , and all their governors and provinces , submitting themselves to the ...
... head without taking notice , that Origen would still have triumphed more in the foregoing ar guments , had he lived an age longer , to have seen the Roman emperors , and all their governors and provinces , submitting themselves to the ...
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... head . But if the author will only go such lengths with me , as to allow there ever has been a bad sovereign , or , not to shock him with such a supposition , that there ever has been a wicked ministry , and that it is not utterly ...
... head . But if the author will only go such lengths with me , as to allow there ever has been a bad sovereign , or , not to shock him with such a supposition , that there ever has been a wicked ministry , and that it is not utterly ...
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Absurdity of admitting a spirit of Party into public | 34 |
The usual Treatment of such Men as make them | 40 |
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