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has in fact been displayed ; yet we still remark deficiencies of fact , and want of criticism in the application of the documents adduced . : From the antients , no specific life of Scipio has been in- herited but the historical books ...
has in fact been displayed ; yet we still remark deficiencies of fact , and want of criticism in the application of the documents adduced . : From the antients , no specific life of Scipio has been in- herited but the historical books ...
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... fact is that the travels of both would have excited in their own times but little curiosity , and would have been read with little interest , had they not been calculated to feed the appetite for the marvellous with which all persons ...
... fact is that the travels of both would have excited in their own times but little curiosity , and would have been read with little interest , had they not been calculated to feed the appetite for the marvellous with which all persons ...
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... fact , that the English army has attained a much higher de- gree of perfection than they imagined , and presents peculi- arities worthy of the imitation of the first military powers of Europe , not merely in its relation to the civil ...
... fact , that the English army has attained a much higher de- gree of perfection than they imagined , and presents peculi- arities worthy of the imitation of the first military powers of Europe , not merely in its relation to the civil ...
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