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... spirit of dissipation and self- interest , to dissolve the very strength and prosperity which it gave birth to ; private vices then carrying licentiousness into the state , and licentiousness begetting the treasons of party , and ...
... spirit of dissipation and self- interest , to dissolve the very strength and prosperity which it gave birth to ; private vices then carrying licentiousness into the state , and licentiousness begetting the treasons of party , and ...
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... spirit ; And if pure justice urge the war , He'll shew his daring spirit . ' · p . 111. Ere my heart could approve - meaning had formed an attachment . ' p . 153. Yet what to thee did poesy produce ; Why when on earth , neglect , when ...
... spirit ; And if pure justice urge the war , He'll shew his daring spirit . ' · p . 111. Ere my heart could approve - meaning had formed an attachment . ' p . 153. Yet what to thee did poesy produce ; Why when on earth , neglect , when ...
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... spirit of an ancient Roman . On the conclusion of this design it was his intention to turn his arms against the Punjaub , which he expected to reduce in the course of a couple of years , and which , considering the wealth he would then ...
... spirit of an ancient Roman . On the conclusion of this design it was his intention to turn his arms against the Punjaub , which he expected to reduce in the course of a couple of years , and which , considering the wealth he would then ...
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