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... require a state of as constant delegates ; they are solid conclusions , preparation , will infallibly produce drawn from the natural and neces- them . The weaker states , or confe- sary progress of human affairs . deracies , would first ...
... require a state of as constant delegates ; they are solid conclusions , preparation , will infallibly produce drawn from the natural and neces- them . The weaker states , or confe- sary progress of human affairs . deracies , would first ...
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... require medi- ample , the choler and obstinate de- cines of a strong and speedy opera- sire of vengeance in Achilles ... requires ; for dialogue is imitated by imitate the poet only shows them , the drama , from the more active like ...
... require medi- ample , the choler and obstinate de- cines of a strong and speedy opera- sire of vengeance in Achilles ... requires ; for dialogue is imitated by imitate the poet only shows them , the drama , from the more active like ...
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... requires ( I may almost task ; and it is a secret of which few say ) a grammar apart to construe translators have sufficiently thought . him . His verse is every where sound- I have already hinted a word or two ing the very thing in ...
... requires ( I may almost task ; and it is a secret of which few say ) a grammar apart to construe translators have sufficiently thought . him . His verse is every where sound- I have already hinted a word or two ing the very thing in ...
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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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