The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, Volume 44C. Ackers, 1775 - English essays |
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... hath met with great approbation from the Publick.- That he is now publishing therein An Impartial and Succinct HISTORY of the Origin and Progrefs of the PRESENT WAR , To be illuftrated with many Maps and Charts , which hath already been ...
... hath met with great approbation from the Publick.- That he is now publishing therein An Impartial and Succinct HISTORY of the Origin and Progrefs of the PRESENT WAR , To be illuftrated with many Maps and Charts , which hath already been ...
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... hath confirmed the idea into d a maxim , by saying . a ir , " Great wits to madness nearly are al- ly'd , [ vide . " of And thin partitions do the bounds di- g- So Tom is faid to be mad , because or his understanding is as much above of ...
... hath confirmed the idea into d a maxim , by saying . a ir , " Great wits to madness nearly are al- ly'd , [ vide . " of And thin partitions do the bounds di- g- So Tom is faid to be mad , because or his understanding is as much above of ...
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... hath prescribed any fuch courfe as they took . They propofed a religious teft to be imposed by the magiftrate on themselves and their brethren ; and fome of them , who had evenwritten against his authority in facris , became zealous ...
... hath prescribed any fuch courfe as they took . They propofed a religious teft to be imposed by the magiftrate on themselves and their brethren ; and fome of them , who had evenwritten against his authority in facris , became zealous ...
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... hath been often contcfted . However , for a long feries of time , the extent hath been admitted from Colne - ditch a little weftward of Staines - bridge to Jendale east , by the Medway , including part of that river and the Lea ...
... hath been often contcfted . However , for a long feries of time , the extent hath been admitted from Colne - ditch a little weftward of Staines - bridge to Jendale east , by the Medway , including part of that river and the Lea ...
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... hath been more or lefs accufed of madness by the dunces of his ac- quaintance ; it is the only apology 4 the dull fools can make for themfelves , when they breathlefs lag behind in the race of fame and erudition and Dryden hath ...
... hath been more or lefs accufed of madness by the dunces of his ac- quaintance ; it is the only apology 4 the dull fools can make for themfelves , when they breathlefs lag behind in the race of fame and erudition and Dryden hath ...
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