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... received from your administration , would be a more proper work for an history , than for an address of this nature . Your lordship appears as great in your private life , as in the most important offices which you have borne . I would ...
... received from your administration , would be a more proper work for an history , than for an address of this nature . Your lordship appears as great in your private life , as in the most important offices which you have borne . I would ...
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... received ` great instances of your favour , I should have been afraid of submitting a work of this nature to your perusal . You are so thoroughly acquainted with the characters of men , and all the parts of human life , that it is ...
... received ` great instances of your favour , I should have been afraid of submitting a work of this nature to your perusal . You are so thoroughly acquainted with the characters of men , and all the parts of human life , that it is ...
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... ( received from you in a private capacity ) which I have no other way to acknowledge , will , I hope , excuse this pre- sumption ; but the justice I , as a Spectator , owe your character , places me above the want of an excuse . Candour ...
... ( received from you in a private capacity ) which I have no other way to acknowledge , will , I hope , excuse this pre- sumption ; but the justice I , as a Spectator , owe your character , places me above the want of an excuse . Candour ...
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... receiving the rudiments of edu- cation at Ambrosbury and Salisbury , he was removed for further improvement to the Charter- house , under the tuition of Dr. Ellis ; at which seminary he contracted an intimacy with Mr. Steele ...
... receiving the rudiments of edu- cation at Ambrosbury and Salisbury , he was removed for further improvement to the Charter- house , under the tuition of Dr. Ellis ; at which seminary he contracted an intimacy with Mr. Steele ...
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... received . It breathes a noble spirit of liberty , and will probably con- tinue to be , as it has been one of the most ad- mired of his works . His first considerable work in prose was an account of his travels , published on his return ...
... received . It breathes a noble spirit of liberty , and will probably con- tinue to be , as it has been one of the most ad- mired of his works . His first considerable work in prose was an account of his travels , published on his return ...
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