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... literature ; and the second , that , when the conquest of the Greek colonies , and subsequently of the mother country , exhibited to the astonished conqueror the wonders which had been wrought in literature and civilization by that ...
... literature ; and the second , that , when the conquest of the Greek colonies , and subsequently of the mother country , exhibited to the astonished conqueror the wonders which had been wrought in literature and civilization by that ...
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... literature , then I shall be so ungallant as to affirm , that the burthens would be pretty well adapt- ed to the respective shoulders and physical powers which were to bear them ; and for no department of literature would this hold more ...
... literature , then I shall be so ungallant as to affirm , that the burthens would be pretty well adapt- ed to the respective shoulders and physical powers which were to bear them ; and for no department of literature would this hold more ...
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... literature . Our author , how- ever , must have been late in attracting Bochard's notice ; for when he came to Paris in 1693 , in his twenty - fifth year , his principal object was to prosecute his philosophical studies , with what ulti ...
... literature . Our author , how- ever , must have been late in attracting Bochard's notice ; for when he came to Paris in 1693 , in his twenty - fifth year , his principal object was to prosecute his philosophical studies , with what ulti ...
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