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Page 163
... lives of fuch excellent and illuftrious men , niuft have a natural tendency to excite in us a generous emulation , and to animate us to the most worthy and laudable pursuits . The ftatefman may be excited to afpire after a greater ...
... lives of fuch excellent and illuftrious men , niuft have a natural tendency to excite in us a generous emulation , and to animate us to the most worthy and laudable pursuits . The ftatefman may be excited to afpire after a greater ...
Page 168
... lives are prefixed prints of the perfons who are the fubjects of the refpective nar- ratives ; which are chiefly copied from Houbraken and Vertue's heads of illuftrious men and they are not ill engraved . ART . II . The Lives of thofe ...
... lives are prefixed prints of the perfons who are the fubjects of the refpective nar- ratives ; which are chiefly copied from Houbraken and Vertue's heads of illuftrious men and they are not ill engraved . ART . II . The Lives of thofe ...
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... Lives of the most emi- nent Perfons , of both Sexes ; on the Plan laid down by Sir William Temple , in his Effay of Heroic Virtue . By W. Cooke , A. B. Fel- low of New College Oxford , and Chaplain to the Marquis of Tweedale . 12mo . 4 ...
... Lives of the most emi- nent Perfons , of both Sexes ; on the Plan laid down by Sir William Temple , in his Effay of Heroic Virtue . By W. Cooke , A. B. Fel- low of New College Oxford , and Chaplain to the Marquis of Tweedale . 12mo . 4 ...
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PARRYS Attempt to demonftrate RUTTYs Natural History of | 6 |
FELLS Poem on the Times | 20 |
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