Encyclop¿dia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 3. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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... themselves and their adherents . To this remon- ftrance Charles was obliged to make a civil reply , not- withftanding his fubjects had tranfgreffed all bounds of refpect and even good manners in their treatment of their fovereign ...
... themselves and their adherents . To this remon- ftrance Charles was obliged to make a civil reply , not- withftanding his fubjects had tranfgreffed all bounds of refpect and even good manners in their treatment of their fovereign ...
Page 660
... themselves , from enjoying the happiness they had in their power . The many defeats that had been received by oppo ... themselves what was or was not contained in the fcriptures . From this invaluable privilege , however , they found ...
... themselves , from enjoying the happiness they had in their power . The many defeats that had been received by oppo ... themselves what was or was not contained in the fcriptures . From this invaluable privilege , however , they found ...
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... themselves fometimes to the view of the people , to make them admire their dexterity and intrepidity in attacking those furious animals : but then it is a very dangerous chace ; thofe bulls , in their fury , often run ning directly ...
... themselves fometimes to the view of the people , to make them admire their dexterity and intrepidity in attacking those furious animals : but then it is a very dangerous chace ; thofe bulls , in their fury , often run ning directly ...
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