The Spectator, Volumen2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... perfonal , fhall from the Hour of his Death be vested in the next Heir of the Perfon whose • Blood he spilt . THAT it fhall not hereafter be in Our Royal Power , or that of our Succeffors , to pardon the faid Offences , or restore the ...
... perfonal , fhall from the Hour of his Death be vested in the next Heir of the Perfon whose • Blood he spilt . THAT it fhall not hereafter be in Our Royal Power , or that of our Succeffors , to pardon the faid Offences , or restore the ...
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... Perfons that flourish in this glorious Reign , there is no question but fuch a future Hiftorian , as the Perfon of whom I am speaking , will make mention of the Men of Genius and Learning , who have now any Figure in the British Nation ...
... Perfons that flourish in this glorious Reign , there is no question but fuch a future Hiftorian , as the Perfon of whom I am speaking , will make mention of the Men of Genius and Learning , who have now any Figure in the British Nation ...
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... perfonal Labour , perfonal Knowledge , perfonal Valour . It would be Injury to any of Antiquity to name them with him ... Perfon , it is Perplexity to know where to begin his Encomium . Others may in a Metaphorical or Philofophick Senfe ...
... perfonal Labour , perfonal Knowledge , perfonal Valour . It would be Injury to any of Antiquity to name them with him ... Perfon , it is Perplexity to know where to begin his Encomium . Others may in a Metaphorical or Philofophick Senfe ...
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