The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift, Volume 2A. Donaldson, 1766 |
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... favour of themselves , talk much of inherent right ; they will nourish up a dormant power , and re- ferve privileges in petto , to exert upon occafions , to ferve expedients , and to urge upon neceffities ; they will make large demands ...
... favour of themselves , talk much of inherent right ; they will nourish up a dormant power , and re- ferve privileges in petto , to exert upon occafions , to ferve expedients , and to urge upon neceffities ; they will make large demands ...
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... favour ing arbitrary power , was banished by ofracifm ; which rendered into modern English , would fignify , that they voted he should be removed from their prefence and coun- cil for ever . But however , they had the wit to recall him ...
... favour ing arbitrary power , was banished by ofracifm ; which rendered into modern English , would fignify , that they voted he should be removed from their prefence and coun- cil for ever . But however , they had the wit to recall him ...
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... favour . The very fime fuccefs he had with Antipater after A- lexander's death , at which time the government was new regulated by Solon's laws : but Polyperchon , in hatred to Phocion , having , by order of the young King , whofe ...
... favour . The very fime fuccefs he had with Antipater after A- lexander's death , at which time the government was new regulated by Solon's laws : but Polyperchon , in hatred to Phocion , having , by order of the young King , whofe ...
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... favour of the numbers they represent ; to observe , how those whom they thought fit to perfecute for righteouf- nefs fake , have been openly careffed by the people ; and to remember how themselves fat in fear of their persons from ...
... favour of the numbers they represent ; to observe , how those whom they thought fit to perfecute for righteouf- nefs fake , have been openly careffed by the people ; and to remember how themselves fat in fear of their persons from ...
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... favour conferred upon the laft . It hath been ad- vertised for several months in the Englishman * , and o- ther papers , that a pamphlet , called the Crifis , fhould be published at a proper time in order to open the eyes of the nation ...
... favour conferred upon the laft . It hath been ad- vertised for several months in the Englishman * , and o- ther papers , that a pamphlet , called the Crifis , fhould be published at a proper time in order to open the eyes of the nation ...
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