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... occasion for admiring his learning and acuteness : but , in general , he is too dogmatical and oracular , too energetic for the occasion . When the matter is neither very dignified nor very important , his words are swelling and stately ...
... occasion for admiring his learning and acuteness : but , in general , he is too dogmatical and oracular , too energetic for the occasion . When the matter is neither very dignified nor very important , his words are swelling and stately ...
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... occasion a gallantry and a cool courage which very highly raised his reputation . ' Great credit was given to Colonel Washington by his countrymen for the courage displayed on this occasion ; and the Legislature were so satisfied with ...
... occasion a gallantry and a cool courage which very highly raised his reputation . ' Great credit was given to Colonel Washington by his countrymen for the courage displayed on this occasion ; and the Legislature were so satisfied with ...
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... occasions , the invariable apologist of the religious body to which he belongs . The zeal and predilection , to which ... occasion to shew that , though intolerance was for cen- turies the avowed tenet of the see of Rome , the constant ...
... occasions , the invariable apologist of the religious body to which he belongs . The zeal and predilection , to which ... occasion to shew that , though intolerance was for cen- turies the avowed tenet of the see of Rome , the constant ...
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