The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift, Volume 2A. Donaldson, 1766 |
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... thousand houses ; and allowing one man to every houfe , who could have any fhare in the government , ( the reft confifting of women , chil- dren , and fervants ) , and making other obvious abate- ments , these tyrants , if they had been ...
... thousand houses ; and allowing one man to every houfe , who could have any fhare in the government , ( the reft confifting of women , chil- dren , and fervants ) , and making other obvious abate- ments , these tyrants , if they had been ...
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... thousand . Again , It is manifeft from what has been faid , that , in order to preferve the balance in a mixed state , the limits of power depofited with each party ought to be afcer . tained , and generally known . The defect of this ...
... thousand . Again , It is manifeft from what has been faid , that , in order to preferve the balance in a mixed state , the limits of power depofited with each party ought to be afcer . tained , and generally known . The defect of this ...
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... thousand drachmas ; by which means , fays . he , that republic came to be [ again ] administered by the * The Earl of Portland . Orrery . t Lib . 18 . laws laws of Solon . By this quotation it is manifeft IN ATHENS AND ROME . 25.
... thousand drachmas ; by which means , fays . he , that republic came to be [ again ] administered by the * The Earl of Portland . Orrery . t Lib . 18 . laws laws of Solon . By this quotation it is manifeft IN ATHENS AND ROME . 25.
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... thousands of each produc- tion fhall be fent among their friends through the king- dom ; the work fhall be reported admirable , fublime , unanswerable ; shall serve to raise the finking clamours , and confirm the fcandal of introducing ...
... thousands of each produc- tion fhall be fent among their friends through the king- dom ; the work fhall be reported admirable , fublime , unanswerable ; shall serve to raise the finking clamours , and confirm the fcandal of introducing ...
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... thousand lives , and feveral millions of money , would have been thought very gloriously ended . Neither , after all ... thousand men in his fervice in Italy at the time of the battle of Turin , there were not above four thousand paid by ...
... thousand lives , and feveral millions of money , would have been thought very gloriously ended . Neither , after all ... thousand men in his fervice in Italy at the time of the battle of Turin , there were not above four thousand paid by ...
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