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... reason in the words of the Poet , “ FARE- to confide in the men of that Con- WELL ! A LONG FAREWELL , TO ALL gress , few of whom had then been MY GREATNESS ! " fully tried or generally known , still greater reason have they now to re ...
... reason in the words of the Poet , “ FARE- to confide in the men of that Con- WELL ! A LONG FAREWELL , TO ALL gress , few of whom had then been MY GREATNESS ! " fully tried or generally known , still greater reason have they now to re ...
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... reason , think ye , aggrandizing yourselves ; who , to that every man whom ye have sent secure their property to others , part - out at the head of an army , hath de- ed with your own , by your contribu- serted your service , and sought ...
... reason , think ye , aggrandizing yourselves ; who , to that every man whom ye have sent secure their property to others , part - out at the head of an army , hath de- ed with your own , by your contribu- serted your service , and sought ...
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... reason ral propositions , though never so true , can make the most useful applica- appear obscure or doubtful to us ve- tion of to our minds . But if we ry often , till they are explained by consult our reason , we shall be far examples ...
... reason ral propositions , though never so true , can make the most useful applica- appear obscure or doubtful to us ve- tion of to our minds . But if we ry often , till they are explained by consult our reason , we shall be far examples ...
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