The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift, Volume 2A. Donaldson, 1766 |
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Page 37
... had , by the death of Cæfar , made- one great effort to restore their former state and liberty , the fuccefs did not answer their hopes , but that whole affembly • affembly was fo funk in its authority , that IN ATHENS AND ROME . 37.
... had , by the death of Cæfar , made- one great effort to restore their former state and liberty , the fuccefs did not answer their hopes , but that whole affembly • affembly was fo funk in its authority , that IN ATHENS AND ROME . 37.
Page 53
... answer to the Crifis , by Sir Richard Steele . Orrery . 1 F The noble commentator who appears in another instance to have given an account of the works of his author , from a perufal of no more than a title † in the Dublin editions ...
... answer to the Crifis , by Sir Richard Steele . Orrery . 1 F The noble commentator who appears in another instance to have given an account of the works of his author , from a perufal of no more than a title † in the Dublin editions ...
Page 76
... answer , that the signs of it in a kingdom or state are , first , good laws ; and , fecondly , thofe laws well executed : we are pretty well provided with the former , but extremely de- fective Fective in the latter . - Secondly , What ...
... answer , that the signs of it in a kingdom or state are , first , good laws ; and , fecondly , thofe laws well executed : we are pretty well provided with the former , but extremely de- fective Fective in the latter . - Secondly , What ...
Page 77
... answer the question naturally , Louis XIV . is King of France , Philip V. ( by the coun- fels and acknowledgments of the Whigs ) is King of Spain , and fo on . If by power he means money ; the Duke of Marlborough is thought to have more ...
... answer the question naturally , Louis XIV . is King of France , Philip V. ( by the coun- fels and acknowledgments of the Whigs ) is King of Spain , and fo on . If by power he means money ; the Duke of Marlborough is thought to have more ...
Page 82
... answer them , must be at the expence of an argument for each ; after which , in the very next pamphlet we fee the fame affertions produced again , with- out the least notice of what hath been faid to difprove them . By the house of ...
... answer them , must be at the expence of an argument for each ; after which , in the very next pamphlet we fee the fame affertions produced again , with- out the least notice of what hath been faid to difprove them . By the house of ...
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