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A GRATEFUL recollection of the divine goodness , is . the first of human
obligations ; and extraordinary Favours demand more folemn and devout
acknowledgments ; with such acknowledgments I feel it my duty to begin this
work .
A GRATEFUL recollection of the divine goodness , is . the first of human
obligations ; and extraordinary Favours demand more folemn and devout
acknowledgments ; with such acknowledgments I feel it my duty to begin this
work .
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... and which excited such ardent , expectations , I did not disappoint the hopesi
nor " the opinions of my fellowcitizens ; while men of learning and eminence
abroad , " honoured me with unmingled approbation ; while I obtained such a
victory ...
... and which excited such ardent , expectations , I did not disappoint the hopesi
nor " the opinions of my fellowcitizens ; while men of learning and eminence
abroad , " honoured me with unmingled approbation ; while I obtained such a
victory ...
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... with such singular enthusiasm and bravery , that , great as were the numbers
engaged in the contest , the grandeur of conçeption , and loftiness of spirit which
were universally difplayed , merited for each individual more than a mediocrity of
...
... with such singular enthusiasm and bravery , that , great as were the numbers
engaged in the contest , the grandeur of conçeption , and loftiness of spirit which
were universally difplayed , merited for each individual more than a mediocrity of
...
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... and to the success of the glorious cause in which we were engaged ; and I
thought , that if God willer the success of such glorious atchievments , it was
equally agreeable to his will , that there ihould be others by whom those
atchievements ...
... and to the success of the glorious cause in which we were engaged ; and I
thought , that if God willer the success of such glorious atchievments , it was
equally agreeable to his will , that there ihould be others by whom those
atchievements ...
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But , with respect to the rest , if I may affert what has been often told , and was
matter of public notority , such a change was instantly effected in the public
sentiment , that he , who but yesterday flourished in the highest degree of favour
...
But , with respect to the rest , if I may affert what has been often told , and was
matter of public notority , such a change was instantly effected in the public
sentiment , that he , who but yesterday flourished in the highest degree of favour
...
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| Título | The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Volumen6 The Prose Works of John Milton: With a Life of the Author, Charles Symmons |
| Autor | John Milton |
| Editor | J. Johnson, 1806 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 22 Ene. 2009 |
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