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Page 175
... reason that European Ambaffadors , and their attendants , go to the audiences of the Grand Seignior with their heads covered ; for , to prefent themselves otherwife before a Turk , would be a want of respect . I shall have other more ...
... reason that European Ambaffadors , and their attendants , go to the audiences of the Grand Seignior with their heads covered ; for , to prefent themselves otherwife before a Turk , would be a want of respect . I shall have other more ...
Page 222
... reason , the wars of 1618- 1648 , 1740-1745 , and 1756-1762 , deferve far more atten- . tion than those of 1674 , 1688 , that of the Spanish fucceffion , and all the other wars which have happened in the course of two centuries and an ...
... reason , the wars of 1618- 1648 , 1740-1745 , and 1756-1762 , deferve far more atten- . tion than those of 1674 , 1688 , that of the Spanish fucceffion , and all the other wars which have happened in the course of two centuries and an ...
Page 494
... reason , exerting all the rigour of its prerogative , might have difputed her admittance there . -- Our Author illuftrates all this from very appofite and happy examples , taken from the Greek tragedies ; and then proceeds to give ...
... reason , exerting all the rigour of its prerogative , might have difputed her admittance there . -- Our Author illuftrates all this from very appofite and happy examples , taken from the Greek tragedies ; and then proceeds to give ...
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