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... rise to so many cavils , for the space of four hundred years , though thousands of laws of a more important nature , and of which we now think but little , have been published since that time . The council declares , “ That " That every ...
... rise to so many cavils , for the space of four hundred years , though thousands of laws of a more important nature , and of which we now think but little , have been published since that time . The council declares , “ That " That every ...
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... rise or destruction of extraordinary charac- ters , are commonly foretold in oracles , both facred and profane ; and he found himself in the fame dubious and critical fituation with Montezuma , when the Spaniards landed in America ...
... rise or destruction of extraordinary charac- ters , are commonly foretold in oracles , both facred and profane ; and he found himself in the fame dubious and critical fituation with Montezuma , when the Spaniards landed in America ...
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