The Works of Joseph Addison: Including the Whole Contents of Bp. Hurd's Edition, with Letters and Other Pieces Not Found in Any Previous Collection; and Macaulay's Essay on His Life and WorksJ.B. Lippincott & Company, 1880 |
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Page 478
... Lord Halifax . As this is not the first favor you have been pleased to show me , I must confess I should be very ambitious of an opportunity to let you know how just a sense I have of the gratitude and duty that I owe to your Lord- ship ...
... Lord Halifax . As this is not the first favor you have been pleased to show me , I must confess I should be very ambitious of an opportunity to let you know how just a sense I have of the gratitude and duty that I owe to your Lord- ship ...
Page 495
... Lord Halifax to the camp of the confederates , whence his Lordship pro- ceeded to the Hague , where he laid the foundations of a strict alliance be- tween Great Britain and the United Provinces , for the better securing of the ...
... Lord Halifax to the camp of the confederates , whence his Lordship pro- ceeded to the Hague , where he laid the foundations of a strict alliance be- tween Great Britain and the United Provinces , for the better securing of the ...
Page 511
... Lord Essex talk of returning home , the command being in the hands of Lord Gallway . They design to march towards Madrid by the way of Arragon , and by that means leave the Tajo on the left , the passing of which would be difficult and ...
... Lord Essex talk of returning home , the command being in the hands of Lord Gallway . They design to march towards Madrid by the way of Arragon , and by that means leave the Tajo on the left , the passing of which would be difficult and ...
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