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Page 96
The pamphlet before us undertakes completely to justify ministers in this
business : but , in attempting to establish the justice and expediency of the order
for detaining the ships of Spain , it proves that we ought long ago to have been at
open ...
The pamphlet before us undertakes completely to justify ministers in this
business : but , in attempting to establish the justice and expediency of the order
for detaining the ships of Spain , it proves that we ought long ago to have been at
open ...
Page 126
... however paradoxical it may sound , that the man never yet existed who was
completely possessed of the treasures of his native tongue . Many delicacies and
shades of meaning , many happy combinations and arrangements of words , are
...
... however paradoxical it may sound , that the man never yet existed who was
completely possessed of the treasures of his native tongue . Many delicacies and
shades of meaning , many happy combinations and arrangements of words , are
...
Page 206
The intermittent fever attendant upon stricture is not prevented from returning by
the use of bark or arsenic ; and the only medicine I have found useful in
completely carrying off the symptoms is a purgative draught . That which I have
generally ...
The intermittent fever attendant upon stricture is not prevented from returning by
the use of bark or arsenic ; and the only medicine I have found useful in
completely carrying off the symptoms is a purgative draught . That which I have
generally ...
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