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Lord Halifax wrote , ' I am quite ashamed for myself and my friends , to see you left in a place so incapable of tasting you .. . ' ( 6 October 1709. ) Steele had words of com- fort : ' No opportunity is omitted among powerful men ...
Lord Halifax wrote , ' I am quite ashamed for myself and my friends , to see you left in a place so incapable of tasting you .. . ' ( 6 October 1709. ) Steele had words of com- fort : ' No opportunity is omitted among powerful men ...
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Thus , when he wrote of the relations to be ob- served between church and state , when he wrote of matters connected with religious toleration , when he wrote against the deists and in behalf of religion as a moral check , he was ...
Thus , when he wrote of the relations to be ob- served between church and state , when he wrote of matters connected with religious toleration , when he wrote against the deists and in behalf of religion as a moral check , he was ...
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Almost from the hour of his arrival in London he joined in the cry for peace . ' It is affirmed by the Tories , ' he wrote on 9 September 1710 to Archbishop King , ' that the great motive of these changes was the ...
Almost from the hour of his arrival in London he joined in the cry for peace . ' It is affirmed by the Tories , ' he wrote on 9 September 1710 to Archbishop King , ' that the great motive of these changes was the ...
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MOOR PARK AND SIR WILLIAM TEMPLE | 10 |
The Battle of the Books AND A Tale of a | 49 |
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