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The other papers , now first presented to us by the industry of Mr Wilkin , are of less general interest . They consist principally of petty extracts from commonplace books , some of which are to be found kneaded up in Browne's ...
The other papers , now first presented to us by the industry of Mr Wilkin , are of less general interest . They consist principally of petty extracts from commonplace books , some of which are to be found kneaded up in Browne's ...
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Such will be the ef- fect of two or three chapters in this volume , which have refer- ence to deeper interests ... -have so little in them of the interest which attaches to personal and party war- fare , that popular attention can never ...
Such will be the ef- fect of two or three chapters in this volume , which have refer- ence to deeper interests ... -have so little in them of the interest which attaches to personal and party war- fare , that popular attention can never ...
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The character of a ruler is principally determined by the way in which the interests of the European residents are ... which he is entitled to praise , because he consults the interest of the many in pre- ference to that of the few .
The character of a ruler is principally determined by the way in which the interests of the European residents are ... which he is entitled to praise , because he consults the interest of the many in pre- ference to that of the few .
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Contents
Sir Thomas Brownes Works including his Life | 1 |
Narrative of a Residence in Koordistan and on the site | 35 |
Poggii Epistolæ Editas collegit et emendavit pleras | 60 |
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