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... Julius Cæsar Middleton . 117 Madison . 2037 The Character of Cato Ibid . 118 Jay . 23 38 A Comparison of Cæsar with Cato Sallust , by Mr. Rose . 119 39 Caius Marius to the Romans , showing the Absurdity of their hesitating to confer on ...
... Julius Cæsar Middleton . 117 Madison . 2037 The Character of Cato Ibid . 118 Jay . 23 38 A Comparison of Cæsar with Cato Sallust , by Mr. Rose . 119 39 Caius Marius to the Romans , showing the Absurdity of their hesitating to confer on ...
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... Julius Cæsar , i . e . Cæsar and the customs which is established for the conqueror of Pompey is the same same universal end , the preservation thing ; Cæsar is as much known by of society . We shall feel the same one designation as by ...
... Julius Cæsar , i . e . Cæsar and the customs which is established for the conqueror of Pompey is the same same universal end , the preservation thing ; Cæsar is as much known by of society . We shall feel the same one designation as by ...
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... Julius Cæsar makes his first expedition into Britain . 47 The battle of Pharsalia between Cæsar and Pompey , in which the latter is de- feated . The Alexandrian library , consisting of 400,000 valuable books , burnt by acci- dent . 45 ...
... Julius Cæsar makes his first expedition into Britain . 47 The battle of Pharsalia between Cæsar and Pompey , in which the latter is de- feated . The Alexandrian library , consisting of 400,000 valuable books , burnt by acci- dent . 45 ...
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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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