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We orily wish that they had moreover embraced those principles on which are founded the orders and classes . 4. The Nomenclature presents as with an abridged view of the rules which are or ought to be observed in the formation of the ...
We orily wish that they had moreover embraced those principles on which are founded the orders and classes . 4. The Nomenclature presents as with an abridged view of the rules which are or ought to be observed in the formation of the ...
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Hume , Warton , and Johnson in particular , looked with eyes askance " on the stern republican Milton ; and because they did not approve of his political and religious principles , they have been unjust to his memory .
Hume , Warton , and Johnson in particular , looked with eyes askance " on the stern republican Milton ; and because they did not approve of his political and religious principles , they have been unjust to his memory .
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The same animated and glowing style , and the same popular principles and sentiments , which marked his preceding labors ... Ever the friends to freedom both of principle and discussion , but alike the opposers of intemperance either of ...
The same animated and glowing style , and the same popular principles and sentiments , which marked his preceding labors ... Ever the friends to freedom both of principle and discussion , but alike the opposers of intemperance either of ...
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