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... mean time , this prince pursued his ambitious designs . When he found himself shut out of Greece , he turned his arms to ... means to defeat . But as he was yet scarcely secure upon his throne , instead of expressing his resentment , he ...
... mean time , this prince pursued his ambitious designs . When he found himself shut out of Greece , he turned his arms to ... means to defeat . But as he was yet scarcely secure upon his throne , instead of expressing his resentment , he ...
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... means of virtue , and sup- state , were it but once drained of this plies of industry , was extolled by these sink of wickedness ! To me the ab- his associates for his fortitude and sence of Catiline alone seems to have patience in ...
... means of virtue , and sup- state , were it but once drained of this plies of industry , was extolled by these sink of wickedness ! To me the ab- his associates for his fortitude and sence of Catiline alone seems to have patience in ...
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... means . His trace no venerable line of ancestors . spirit , naturally violent , was daily -What then ? Is it matter of more more and more hurried on to the ex- praise to disgrace one's illustrious an- ecution of his design , by his ...
... means . His trace no venerable line of ancestors . spirit , naturally violent , was daily -What then ? Is it matter of more more and more hurried on to the ex- praise to disgrace one's illustrious an- ecution of his design , by his ...
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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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