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... themselves , they begin to interfere with their neighbours , or to fuffer their neighbours to interfere with them it begins not to make them illuftrious till they are alrea- dy on the decline in fhort , all our hiftories begin where ...
... themselves , they begin to interfere with their neighbours , or to fuffer their neighbours to interfere with them it begins not to make them illuftrious till they are alrea- dy on the decline in fhort , all our hiftories begin where ...
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... themselves . Mr. Rouffeau enters next on the fubject of Religion , intro- ducing a long and extraordinary paper , faid to be written by another hand , and containing the profeffion of faith of a Sa- voyard curate . It is this paper ...
... themselves . Mr. Rouffeau enters next on the fubject of Religion , intro- ducing a long and extraordinary paper , faid to be written by another hand , and containing the profeffion of faith of a Sa- voyard curate . It is this paper ...
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... themselves in their profeffions , and merited fame by the fervices they have done their country or mankind , have met with fome ingenious and grateful pen , to gratify the public curiofity , and tranfmit their memory to pofterity . The ...
... themselves in their profeffions , and merited fame by the fervices they have done their country or mankind , have met with fome ingenious and grateful pen , to gratify the public curiofity , and tranfmit their memory to pofterity . The ...
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... themselves in the polite arts , or learned profeffions , the reader will find very few of any importance omitted : Scholars and learned men make up a large part of the collection ; and , which will often be found extreamly ufeful to be ...
... themselves in the polite arts , or learned profeffions , the reader will find very few of any importance omitted : Scholars and learned men make up a large part of the collection ; and , which will often be found extreamly ufeful to be ...
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... themselves informed us in their preface ; " In the execution " of this plan we have not had recourfe merely to dicționaries , nor contented ourselves with fupplying the defects of one " dictionary from another , and cutting off the ...
... themselves informed us in their preface ; " In the execution " of this plan we have not had recourfe merely to dicționaries , nor contented ourselves with fupplying the defects of one " dictionary from another , and cutting off the ...
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