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... opinion we shall only reply , " your humble servants , sir ; take your own station where it be fits you . " We are sorry , however , to be led to remark that atheism is inculcated at present with singular industry ; in verse and in ...
... opinion we shall only reply , " your humble servants , sir ; take your own station where it be fits you . " We are sorry , however , to be led to remark that atheism is inculcated at present with singular industry ; in verse and in ...
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... opinion that the only thing which can save us is - War ! Non ego ( says he , in the words of Cicero ) pacem nolo , sed , pacis nomine , BELLUM INVOLUTUM reformido . That the bloody recipe of war may be cheerfully adopted , he ...
... opinion that the only thing which can save us is - War ! Non ego ( says he , in the words of Cicero ) pacem nolo , sed , pacis nomine , BELLUM INVOLUTUM reformido . That the bloody recipe of war may be cheerfully adopted , he ...
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... opinion and confidence he possessed in a high de- gree . To do justice to his reputation as a discoverer , to make known the amiable qualities of his mind , and to give a faithful transcript of those lectures which so much contributed ...
... opinion and confidence he possessed in a high de- gree . To do justice to his reputation as a discoverer , to make known the amiable qualities of his mind , and to give a faithful transcript of those lectures which so much contributed ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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