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In truth , the silly charge against the profession , that its aid is lent to all causes indiscriminately , and that it may furnish instruments to oppression , and may help injustice to its objects , leads at once , by a very direct and ...
In truth , the silly charge against the profession , that its aid is lent to all causes indiscriminately , and that it may furnish instruments to oppression , and may help injustice to its objects , leads at once , by a very direct and ...
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If any selfish motive is apparent , his conduct is accounted for at once , and nobody wonders ; if none can be assigned , he is suspected of some sinister object , and people like him the worse ; if he persevere in a consistent course ...
If any selfish motive is apparent , his conduct is accounted for at once , and nobody wonders ; if none can be assigned , he is suspected of some sinister object , and people like him the worse ; if he persevere in a consistent course ...
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It was not until a national spirit was once more formed that a national bard arose . Then , all the foreign and French adulterations began no longer to smother , but seemed to embel- lish and enrich , an original and characteristic muse ...
It was not until a national spirit was once more formed that a national bard arose . Then , all the foreign and French adulterations began no longer to smother , but seemed to embel- lish and enrich , an original and characteristic muse ...
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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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