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Page 88
... circumstance peculiarly favourable to her biographer , at so great a distance of time . Though Agrippina is the heroine of ... circumstances , then , that we ascer- tain character ; and these , the historian seldom records . Taci- tus ...
... circumstance peculiarly favourable to her biographer , at so great a distance of time . Though Agrippina is the heroine of ... circumstances , then , that we ascer- tain character ; and these , the historian seldom records . Taci- tus ...
Page 358
... circumstances of a Roman , and of a British soldier , very different . He observes , that , although discipline has counteracted these evils in nations not professing Christianity , yet religious principles will lead every Soldier to a ...
... circumstances of a Roman , and of a British soldier , very different . He observes , that , although discipline has counteracted these evils in nations not professing Christianity , yet religious principles will lead every Soldier to a ...
Page 378
... circumstances of the times that gave it birth - and circumstances not very dissimilar appear to warrant its continuance among the services of the Established Church . Page 135 furnishes us with a candid illustration of the prayer for ...
... circumstances of the times that gave it birth - and circumstances not very dissimilar appear to warrant its continuance among the services of the Established Church . Page 135 furnishes us with a candid illustration of the prayer for ...
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