The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift, Volume 2A. Donaldson, 1766 |
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Page 74
... occasion of the union - act ; which is , that the author of the Crifis may be fairly proved , from his own citations , to be guilty of HIGH TREASON . In a paper of his called the Englishman , of October 29. there is an advertisement ...
... occasion of the union - act ; which is , that the author of the Crifis may be fairly proved , from his own citations , to be guilty of HIGH TREASON . In a paper of his called the Englishman , of October 29. there is an advertisement ...
Page 260
... were already digefted , or would have been left for time and incidents to mature , I shall not now examine . Only upon this occasion I cannot help re- flecting flecting on a fact , which it is probable the 260 No 25 . THE EXAMINER .
... were already digefted , or would have been left for time and incidents to mature , I shall not now examine . Only upon this occasion I cannot help re- flecting flecting on a fact , which it is probable the 260 No 25 . THE EXAMINER .
Page 312
... occasion for his grief . by the death of a fon who had already acquired fo great a reputation for every amiable quality , and who might have lived to be fo great an honour and an ornament to his ancient family . Before I conclude , I ...
... occasion for his grief . by the death of a fon who had already acquired fo great a reputation for every amiable quality , and who might have lived to be fo great an honour and an ornament to his ancient family . Before I conclude , I ...
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