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... fuch a nation as ours ; and , as we shall endeavour to get the best intelligence possible in all these different articles , so we shall be as accurate as poffible in the choice of fuch methods in explaining and defcribing the operations ...
... fuch a nation as ours ; and , as we shall endeavour to get the best intelligence possible in all these different articles , so we shall be as accurate as poffible in the choice of fuch methods in explaining and defcribing the operations ...
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... fuch , that , had it been the will of Heaven to indulge him with a longer date , it is not to be doubted but he would have done honour to the weighty charge , with which his Majesty was pleased to intruft him . • His accomplishments as ...
... fuch , that , had it been the will of Heaven to indulge him with a longer date , it is not to be doubted but he would have done honour to the weighty charge , with which his Majesty was pleased to intruft him . • His accomplishments as ...
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... fuch cafe , I should confider whether it was malicioufly or wan- tonly , that the author had published such an untrush , or whether common fame fup- ported him in it , and should acquit or con- demn him accordingly ; for , common fame ...
... fuch cafe , I should confider whether it was malicioufly or wan- tonly , that the author had published such an untrush , or whether common fame fup- ported him in it , and should acquit or con- demn him accordingly ; for , common fame ...
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