The Christian Hero: An Argument Proving that No Principles But Those of Religion are Sufficient to Make a Great Man. Written by Mr. SteeleW. Phorson, 1792 - 71 من الصفحات |
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... these illuftrious ruffians , who were indeed men of the most weight , and the boldeft fpirits of the Roman empire , defign- . ed to dispatch him in the eye of all the world , in open senate ; but neither their quality or accomplish ...
... these illuftrious ruffians , who were indeed men of the most weight , and the boldeft fpirits of the Roman empire , defign- . ed to dispatch him in the eye of all the world , in open senate ; but neither their quality or accomplish ...
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... these ad- vertisements ; one of fuch moments Caffius took- hold of , and opened to him the great defign for the liberty of his country from Cæfar's ufurpation : there 1 there needed no more to make him do a 12 THE CHRISTIAN HERO .
... these ad- vertisements ; one of fuch moments Caffius took- hold of , and opened to him the great defign for the liberty of his country from Cæfar's ufurpation : there 1 there needed no more to make him do a 12 THE CHRISTIAN HERO .
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... these longing arms for fame ? She has no juft notion of any higher being to fup-- port her wretched condition ; but however her female infirmity made her languish , the has ftill conftancy enough to keep a fecret that concerns her ...
... these longing arms for fame ? She has no juft notion of any higher being to fup-- port her wretched condition ; but however her female infirmity made her languish , the has ftill conftancy enough to keep a fecret that concerns her ...
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... these men only run round till they are giddy , and when all things turn too , fancy themselves authors of the motion about them , and fo take their virtigo for their force ; for fure they have a futile pretence to a good public fpirit ...
... these men only run round till they are giddy , and when all things turn too , fancy themselves authors of the motion about them , and fo take their virtigo for their force ; for fure they have a futile pretence to a good public fpirit ...
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... these reflections , is , that fince we have feen the mighty Cæfar himself fall into fuperftition at the thought of this exit , fince Cato's firm conftancy , Brutus his generous zeal , and Caffius his fteady malice , all ended in the ...
... these reflections , is , that fince we have feen the mighty Cæfar himself fall into fuperftition at the thought of this exit , fince Cato's firm conftancy , Brutus his generous zeal , and Caffius his fteady malice , all ended in the ...
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