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... language . We are bound , ' continues the speaker , to the utmost of our power to maintain the genuine character of the language , which , like the nation , is mafculine , bold , elevated , and ferious . We are bound to exhibit in our ...
... language . We are bound , ' continues the speaker , to the utmost of our power to maintain the genuine character of the language , which , like the nation , is mafculine , bold , elevated , and ferious . We are bound to exhibit in our ...
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... language , as well as the language of all other writers , on all topics whatever , to be that of neceffity . The words , of neceffity , neceffarily , inevitably , indubitably , must , can- not avoid , & c . & c . are continually to be ...
... language , as well as the language of all other writers , on all topics whatever , to be that of neceffity . The words , of neceffity , neceffarily , inevitably , indubitably , must , can- not avoid , & c . & c . are continually to be ...
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... language in which it was written , and on the hiftorical and prophetical matter which it contains . Under this latter head , we find a very able difcuffion concerning the perfon of Darius the Mede , whom Mr. W. concludes to have been ...
... language in which it was written , and on the hiftorical and prophetical matter which it contains . Under this latter head , we find a very able difcuffion concerning the perfon of Darius the Mede , whom Mr. W. concludes to have been ...
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