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Page 287
... considerable share of the haughty and overbearing disposition , which so strongly characterized the Norman invaders ; but the re- serve and frequent irritations of the Welsh are not calculated soon to subdue it . " The religious and ...
... considerable share of the haughty and overbearing disposition , which so strongly characterized the Norman invaders ; but the re- serve and frequent irritations of the Welsh are not calculated soon to subdue it . " The religious and ...
Page 481
... considerable exactness , and which must give a certain form and colour to every thing else . || For example , the ... considerably deviate , but round which it must ever revolve . An exact knowledge therefore of the interests of any ...
... considerable exactness , and which must give a certain form and colour to every thing else . || For example , the ... considerably deviate , but round which it must ever revolve . An exact knowledge therefore of the interests of any ...
Page 527
... considerable length of time , a standing army to this amount . We are indeed told , that among the ancient states of Greece , sometimes a fourth or a fifth of the whole inhabitants occasionally took the field . When this was the case ...
... considerable length of time , a standing army to this amount . We are indeed told , that among the ancient states of Greece , sometimes a fourth or a fifth of the whole inhabitants occasionally took the field . When this was the case ...
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