The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5G. Bell, 1882 |
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... Political speculations in particular , however just and important , are of so dry and austere a nature , that they will not go down with the public without frequent seasonings of this kind . The work may be well performed , but will ...
... Political speculations in particular , however just and important , are of so dry and austere a nature , that they will not go down with the public without frequent seasonings of this kind . The work may be well performed , but will ...
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... political jealousy is absolutely requisite in some degree for the preservation of a govern- ment , and very ... Politics Of State Jealousy.
... political jealousy is absolutely requisite in some degree for the preservation of a govern- ment , and very ... Politics Of State Jealousy.
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... political ferment being got into the female sex , and of the wild work it makes among them . We have had a late most remarkable instance of it in a contest between a sister of the white rose , and a beautiful and loyal young lady , who ...
... political ferment being got into the female sex , and of the wild work it makes among them . We have had a late most remarkable instance of it in a contest between a sister of the white rose , and a beautiful and loyal young lady , who ...
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