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It is with pleasure that I have learned your design , to write upon the American Revolution ; because your other writings , which are much admired by Americans , contain principles of legislation , policy and negociation , which are So ...
It is with pleasure that I have learned your design , to write upon the American Revolution ; because your other writings , which are much admired by Americans , contain principles of legislation , policy and negociation , which are So ...
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... in his very miscellaneous education , his capricious and irregular habits , and his immoderate mixture in society , he found an opportunity to make himself one of the distinguished learned men , of the most learned age .
... in his very miscellaneous education , his capricious and irregular habits , and his immoderate mixture in society , he found an opportunity to make himself one of the distinguished learned men , of the most learned age .
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Luther , Melancthon , and some others of the reformers , were learned men , and the revolution they were effecting , produced an universal excitement , not only among their friends and supporters , but among their enemies and ...
Luther , Melancthon , and some others of the reformers , were learned men , and the revolution they were effecting , produced an universal excitement , not only among their friends and supporters , but among their enemies and ...
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in Rhyme | 68 |
Lines from London Morning | 76 |
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