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... Demosthenes , an Aristotle , to , flourished . The art of engraving a Plato , an Apelles , a Phidias , and was invented ; elegant architecture a Praxiteles ; and this honour has appeared again , as admirable as in been confined within ...
... Demosthenes , an Aristotle , to , flourished . The art of engraving a Plato , an Apelles , a Phidias , and was invented ; elegant architecture a Praxiteles ; and this honour has appeared again , as admirable as in been confined within ...
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... Demosthenes , this law was Had we been convened , Athenians ! not in force . It is said to have on some new subject of debate , I had been repealed about fifty years be- waited , until most of the usual per- fore the date of this ...
... Demosthenes , this law was Had we been convened , Athenians ! not in force . It is said to have on some new subject of debate , I had been repealed about fifty years be- waited , until most of the usual per- fore the date of this ...
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... Demosthenes arose . In the more your conduct hath proved un- following oration therefore he worthy of your state . These things speaks as to a people already in- therefore I shall pass over . He in- formed , urges the necessity of deed ...
... Demosthenes arose . In the more your conduct hath proved un- following oration therefore he worthy of your state . These things speaks as to a people already in- therefore I shall pass over . He in- formed , urges the necessity of deed ...
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VOL II | 1 |
The effects of a dissolution of the Fede | 16 |
Necessity of the Union | 23 |
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