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... persons thought that it became them to fhew their refentment . El Hamer , therefore , reproached the Imam for his perfidious cruelty , but was immediately caft into prifon . El Mas , now more enraged than ever , formed a party to ...
... persons thought that it became them to fhew their refentment . El Hamer , therefore , reproached the Imam for his perfidious cruelty , but was immediately caft into prifon . El Mas , now more enraged than ever , formed a party to ...
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... persons are ge- nerally as averfe , as their fituations are unfavourable , to the purfuits of intereft or ambition , to those active pursuits which lead men through confpicuous events , or affociate them with confpicuous characters ...
... persons are ge- nerally as averfe , as their fituations are unfavourable , to the purfuits of intereft or ambition , to those active pursuits which lead men through confpicuous events , or affociate them with confpicuous characters ...
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... person or pro- perty . The Count affirms that the king never sends a prisoner to Spandau in confequence of his own ... persons , trades , products , or articles of confumption , belongs to the king . Hence he may take what he pleafes ...
... person or pro- perty . The Count affirms that the king never sends a prisoner to Spandau in confequence of his own ... persons , trades , products , or articles of confumption , belongs to the king . Hence he may take what he pleafes ...
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