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Having thus traced the original of this work , I was naturally induced to continue
my search to the COLLATERAL RELATIONS , which it might be supposed to
have contracted , in its progress to MATURITY : and New Memoirs of Mr . John
Milton ...
Having thus traced the original of this work , I was naturally induced to continue
my search to the COLLATERAL RELATIONS , which it might be supposed to
have contracted , in its progress to MATURITY : and New Memoirs of Mr . John
Milton ...
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And by such titles almost all the dominions of the earth are holden , except that
their original is beyond memory , and greater obscurity gives them greater
veneration . Should we allow this plea to be annulled , the whole fabric of our
empire ...
And by such titles almost all the dominions of the earth are holden , except that
their original is beyond memory , and greater obscurity gives them greater
veneration . Should we allow this plea to be annulled , the whole fabric of our
empire ...
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... and territories thus occupied and set - - tled were rightly considered as mere
extensions or processes of empire ; as ramifications which , by the circulation of
one public interest , communicated with the original source of dominion , and
which ...
... and territories thus occupied and set - - tled were rightly considered as mere
extensions or processes of empire ; as ramifications which , by the circulation of
one public interest , communicated with the original source of dominion , and
which ...
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... remove them , but because we were unwilling to give disturbance to a settled
government , and hoped that others would in time find , like ourselves , their true
interest and their original powers , and all co - operate to universal hạppiness .
... remove them , but because we were unwilling to give disturbance to a settled
government , and hoped that others would in time find , like ourselves , their true
interest and their original powers , and all co - operate to universal hạppiness .
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They remember names , and perhaps some proverbial sentiments ; and having
no distinct ideas , coin a resemblance without an original . The persuasion of the
Scots , however , is far from universal ; and in a question so capable of proof ...
They remember names , and perhaps some proverbial sentiments ; and having
no distinct ideas , coin a resemblance without an original . The persuasion of the
Scots , however , is far from universal ; and in a question so capable of proof ...
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afford Americans ancient appearance authority believe better called chief claim common consequence considered continued danger desire easily effect England English equal evil expected force give given greater ground hand happiness heard Highlands honour hope human hundred ignorance inhabitants inquire island kind king knowledge known labour laird land lately learned less live longer lost Maclean means miles mind mountains nature necessary never observed obtained once opinion original parliament passage passed patriot perhaps pleasure political possession present probably produce question raised reason remains represented rich rock Scotland seems seen sent side sometimes standing stone subjects suffered sufficient supposed sure taken tell thing thought tion told travelled true universal whole wish
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| Título | The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Volumen8 The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Samuel Johnson |
| Autor | Samuel Johnson |
| Editor | William Durell, 1811 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Columbia |
| Digitalizado | 18 Feb. 2009 |
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