The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 |
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... themselves under his protection , till his army amounted to forty thousand . At one time four hundred poor men who had lived in the mountains for the fake of enjoying religious liberty , came down with their wives and children to Prague ...
... themselves under his protection , till his army amounted to forty thousand . At one time four hundred poor men who had lived in the mountains for the fake of enjoying religious liberty , came down with their wives and children to Prague ...
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... themselves ill used by their husbands . Only profligate and impudent men , who have married without confidera- tion , will divorce their wives for flight causes . An Arabian , in moderate circumftances , feldom marries more than one ...
... themselves ill used by their husbands . Only profligate and impudent men , who have married without confidera- tion , will divorce their wives for flight causes . An Arabian , in moderate circumftances , feldom marries more than one ...
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... themselves noble , fuppofed that they con ferred an honour on others by making their wives and daugh ters the objects of their amours ; and who , wherever they came , poifoned the domeftic felicity of families by their per- nicious ...
... themselves noble , fuppofed that they con ferred an honour on others by making their wives and daugh ters the objects of their amours ; and who , wherever they came , poifoned the domeftic felicity of families by their per- nicious ...
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