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... Sallust , by Mr. Rose . 119 39 Caius Marius to the Romans , showing the Absurdity of their hesitating to confer on him the Rank of General , merely on account of his Extraction 7 The influence of the Progress of Science on the Manners ...
... Sallust , by Mr. Rose . 119 39 Caius Marius to the Romans , showing the Absurdity of their hesitating to confer on him the Rank of General , merely on account of his Extraction 7 The influence of the Progress of Science on the Manners ...
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... Sallust , by Mr. Rose . and to gain every valuable end , in the factious , and the disaffected - to spite of opposition from the envious , do all this , my countrymen , is more difficult than is generally thought . tors , and the ...
... Sallust , by Mr. Rose . and to gain every valuable end , in the factious , and the disaffected - to spite of opposition from the envious , do all this , my countrymen , is more difficult than is generally thought . tors , and the ...
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... Sallust , by Mr. Rose . facing the enemies of my country . These are my statues . These are the honours I boast of . Not left me by inheritance , as theirs : but earned by toil , by abstinence , by valour ; amidst clouds of dust , and ...
... Sallust , by Mr. Rose . facing the enemies of my country . These are my statues . These are the honours I boast of . Not left me by inheritance , as theirs : but earned by toil , by abstinence , by valour ; amidst clouds of dust , and ...
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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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