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... Such affiftance , however , is not to be looked for until the nation is bleffed with a real patriotic minifter , who has judgement to forefee the advantages to be derived both to himself and to the public , from fuch investigations ...
... Such affiftance , however , is not to be looked for until the nation is bleffed with a real patriotic minifter , who has judgement to forefee the advantages to be derived both to himself and to the public , from fuch investigations ...
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... such an ex- tenfive fubject . The performance , indeed , is little more than a felection from the publications of a few modern travellers ; fome of whom were little better acquainted with Germany than himself . This introduction ...
... such an ex- tenfive fubject . The performance , indeed , is little more than a felection from the publications of a few modern travellers ; fome of whom were little better acquainted with Germany than himself . This introduction ...
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... such a flave of paffion as to find fault with him , with his favourite , or with his mistress , he knows direct- ly that he wants to be fhut up in the Baftille . Accordingly , to indulge the poor man in the exercise of his undoubted ...
... such a flave of paffion as to find fault with him , with his favourite , or with his mistress , he knows direct- ly that he wants to be fhut up in the Baftille . Accordingly , to indulge the poor man in the exercise of his undoubted ...
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