Prose Works, Volume 2Bell & Daldy, 1861 |
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Page 279
... enemies , who , as they found out a means to disturb the former league , so they left nothing neglected to have hindered the renewing of this . Nor do we question in the least , that they will omit any occasion of creating new matter ...
... enemies , who , as they found out a means to disturb the former league , so they left nothing neglected to have hindered the renewing of this . Nor do we question in the least , that they will omit any occasion of creating new matter ...
Page 292
... enemies seem to have on every side con- spired our destruction . There is no necessity of calling to re- membrance the valleys of Piedmont , still besmeared with the blood and slaughter of the miserable inhabitants ; nor Austria ...
... enemies seem to have on every side con- spired our destruction . There is no necessity of calling to re- membrance the valleys of Piedmont , still besmeared with the blood and slaughter of the miserable inhabitants ; nor Austria ...
Page 318
... enemies ? At first indeed , prattic was al- lowed , though only to two or three of our seamen out of ship , who had the favour to go ashore . But soon after , it being noised in the town , that our ships had taken a Dutch vessel laden ...
... enemies ? At first indeed , prattic was al- lowed , though only to two or three of our seamen out of ship , who had the favour to go ashore . But soon after , it being noised in the town , that our ships had taken a Dutch vessel laden ...
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a Speech for the Liberty of Unlicensed Print | 48 |
A LETTER TO A FRIEND CONCERNING THE RUPTURES | 102 |
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