The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen5George Bell & Son, 1877 |
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... prince to his people . This he descants on in several parts of his book . Clemency will endear his person to the nation ; and then they will neither have the power nor will to disturb him . " ( p . 8. ) " Was there ever a cruel prince ...
... prince to his people . This he descants on in several parts of his book . Clemency will endear his person to the nation ; and then they will neither have the power nor will to disturb him . " ( p . 8. ) " Was there ever a cruel prince ...
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... prince , the priests , and the people ! But I shall quit this head , to observe that such an uncommon fervour of devo- tion showed itself among our own countrymen , and in the persons of three princes , who were the greatest conquerors ...
... prince , the priests , and the people ! But I shall quit this head , to observe that such an uncommon fervour of devo- tion showed itself among our own countrymen , and in the persons of three princes , who were the greatest conquerors ...
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... PRINCE OF WALES'S PATENT . GEORGE R. ( Drawn up by Addison . ) 1715 . His Majesty has been pleased to direct , that letters patents be pre- pared for granting to the Prince of Wales one hundred thousand pounds per annum , out of the ...
... PRINCE OF WALES'S PATENT . GEORGE R. ( Drawn up by Addison . ) 1715 . His Majesty has been pleased to direct , that letters patents be pre- pared for granting to the Prince of Wales one hundred thousand pounds per annum , out of the ...
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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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