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Page 442
... state itself , as a worthy offering on the high altar of univerfal praife , fhould be performed as all publick folemn acts are performed , in buildings , in mufick , in decoration , in fpeech , in the dignity of perfons , according to ...
... state itself , as a worthy offering on the high altar of univerfal praife , fhould be performed as all publick folemn acts are performed , in buildings , in mufick , in decoration , in fpeech , in the dignity of perfons , according to ...
Page 461
... state that are to keep them in order ; all thefe chi- meras of a monftrous and portentous policy muft aggravate the ... state . The revenue of the ftate , is the state . Its administration is the sphere of every active virtue * . By a ...
... state that are to keep them in order ; all thefe chi- meras of a monftrous and portentous policy muft aggravate the ... state . The revenue of the ftate , is the state . Its administration is the sphere of every active virtue * . By a ...
Page 581
... state of our continents . He alfo remarks characteristic differences be- tween most part of the dales and the vale ; from which differ . ences must have refulted thofe which are obferved in the effects of running - waters . The vale was ...
... state of our continents . He alfo remarks characteristic differences be- tween most part of the dales and the vale ; from which differ . ences must have refulted thofe which are obferved in the effects of running - waters . The vale was ...
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