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I confess I veer'd my tongue to this kind of Language de industria though unwillingly , supposing those I speak to are incapable of grave and rational arguments . ERRATA AT NON CORRIGENDA a а Now I come to rub over my work , I find five ...
I confess I veer'd my tongue to this kind of Language de industria though unwillingly , supposing those I speak to are incapable of grave and rational arguments . ERRATA AT NON CORRIGENDA a а Now I come to rub over my work , I find five ...
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For , Yes , but you speak at three thousand miles distance , which etery Coward dare do , read , if my heart deceives me not , I would speak thus , in the Presence Chamber or House of Commons ; . When Kings are lost , and Subjects cast ...
For , Yes , but you speak at three thousand miles distance , which etery Coward dare do , read , if my heart deceives me not , I would speak thus , in the Presence Chamber or House of Commons ; . When Kings are lost , and Subjects cast ...
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He , who would be heard with approbation , or mentioned with praise , must speak , only because there is occasion to speak ; must speak with modesty , with brevity , to forward or improve the measures proposed , or those which he ...
He , who would be heard with approbation , or mentioned with praise , must speak , only because there is occasion to speak ; must speak with modesty , with brevity , to forward or improve the measures proposed , or those which he ...
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| Title | Colonial and Federalist American Writing The Odyssey surveys of American writing |
| Author | George F. Horner |
| Publisher | Odyssey Press, 1966 |
| Length | 946 pages |
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