Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volumen35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... themselves to the military profeffion , after rifquing their lives in the service of their country abroad , they must return to risque their fortunes with equal hazard at home ; unless they refign their uederstanding and confcience into ...
... themselves to the military profeffion , after rifquing their lives in the service of their country abroad , they must return to risque their fortunes with equal hazard at home ; unless they refign their uederstanding and confcience into ...
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... themselves to it will be always humbled , whenever they appear before the upright man . The vir- tuous are the only that do not fear to be known ; they shew themselves without af- fectation , and discover themselves without concern ...
... themselves to it will be always humbled , whenever they appear before the upright man . The vir- tuous are the only that do not fear to be known ; they shew themselves without af- fectation , and discover themselves without concern ...
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... themselves like men of true courage , expofing themselves on the glacis of the counterscarp and on the breach of the counter guard , with their swords in their hands , in order to encou rage their soldiers . The enemy did not throw many ...
... themselves like men of true courage , expofing themselves on the glacis of the counterscarp and on the breach of the counter guard , with their swords in their hands , in order to encou rage their soldiers . The enemy did not throw many ...
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