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But he declined that , saying he could not justify going off of the island , which
was , in short , to go out of his command of the fort , which he could not reassume
without a new commission from the king ' s own hand . Then I asked leave to go
on ...
But he declined that , saying he could not justify going off of the island , which
was , in short , to go out of his command of the fort , which he could not reassume
without a new commission from the king ' s own hand . Then I asked leave to go
on ...
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... after this he seemed to take his leave of me for a while , and I waited in an
outer room . When I was called in again , I found that he had looked over all the
particulars , and caused them to be removed out of the place . But when I came
again ...
... after this he seemed to take his leave of me for a while , and I waited in an
outer room . When I was called in again , I found that he had looked over all the
particulars , and caused them to be removed out of the place . But when I came
again ...
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to our posterity to leave them entangled with fanaticism , error , and obstinacy in
the bowels of the nation ; to leave them an enemy in their streets , that in time
may involve them in the same crimes , and endanger the utter extirpation of
religion ...
to our posterity to leave them entangled with fanaticism , error , and obstinacy in
the bowels of the nation ; to leave them an enemy in their streets , that in time
may involve them in the same crimes , and endanger the utter extirpation of
religion ...
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| Título | Works, Volumen6 Works, Daniel Defoe |
| Autor | Daniel Defoe |
| Editor | Brainard, 1903 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad Estatal de Pensilvania |
| Digitalizado | 20 Ene. 2010 |
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