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We have ambassa- dors at Constantinople and St Petersburgh ; so have the Ameri- cans ; yet no one ever supposed that either country approved the form or the conduct of those despotic governments , or the acts of violence , indeed of ...
We have ambassa- dors at Constantinople and St Petersburgh ; so have the Ameri- cans ; yet no one ever supposed that either country approved the form or the conduct of those despotic governments , or the acts of violence , indeed of ...
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... testimony which we have supposed , accompanied by the test or check we have supposed , would fall within the grasp of the argument just as much and as clearly as any other miracle avouched by more ordinary combinations of evidence .
... testimony which we have supposed , accompanied by the test or check we have supposed , would fall within the grasp of the argument just as much and as clearly as any other miracle avouched by more ordinary combinations of evidence .
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The poem closes with these lines , supposed to be written by that botanical friend who had been accustomed to visit the pastor in his lonely retreat , and by whom the scattered fragments of his journal are supposed to be collected in ...
The poem closes with these lines , supposed to be written by that botanical friend who had been accustomed to visit the pastor in his lonely retreat , and by whom the scattered fragments of his journal are supposed to be collected in ...
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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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