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... received as a mark of civility . I do not mean here to refer to Mr. Batt . My determination was the result of a deference to the opinions of others ; and it arose in no degree from an " officious readiness , " to which you attribute it ...
... received as a mark of civility . I do not mean here to refer to Mr. Batt . My determination was the result of a deference to the opinions of others ; and it arose in no degree from an " officious readiness , " to which you attribute it ...
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... received money from this minister , it was doubtless for some public purpose , as he is understood to have made occasional disbursements among his own inferior partizans . Even on this less probable view of the subject , his character ...
... received money from this minister , it was doubtless for some public purpose , as he is understood to have made occasional disbursements among his own inferior partizans . Even on this less probable view of the subject , his character ...
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... received a note from Lord Sheffield , relative to our account of Gibbon's Miscellanies in our last Review , which it seems necessary to lay before the reader : ' Lord Sheffield has but this moment seen the Monthly Review for May last ...
... received a note from Lord Sheffield , relative to our account of Gibbon's Miscellanies in our last Review , which it seems necessary to lay before the reader : ' Lord Sheffield has but this moment seen the Monthly Review for May last ...
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