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... consequence endeavoured to magnify both the necessity and the modes of our defence , beyond all truth and due proportion . He first takes it for granted that we are to be assaulted , and even in- sists on it that we must be invaded by ...
... consequence endeavoured to magnify both the necessity and the modes of our defence , beyond all truth and due proportion . He first takes it for granted that we are to be assaulted , and even in- sists on it that we must be invaded by ...
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... consequence of a letter written by Dr. Jenner to Bonaparte , revisited Paris , and thence travelled to Morlaix , in order to embark for Old England . It does not appear that the captivity of Mr. W. was in any respect severe ; and we ...
... consequence of a letter written by Dr. Jenner to Bonaparte , revisited Paris , and thence travelled to Morlaix , in order to embark for Old England . It does not appear that the captivity of Mr. W. was in any respect severe ; and we ...
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... consequence enough to be brought as an authority , and you have more than once heard me declare my great aversion to being quoted , or having any part of my letters seen by any body . " This was in 1766 ; the other was four years before ...
... consequence enough to be brought as an authority , and you have more than once heard me declare my great aversion to being quoted , or having any part of my letters seen by any body . " This was in 1766 ; the other was four years before ...
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