Pamphlets on British Education, 1714-1873, 第 1 卷 |
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... Person in a private Examination , should serve to aggravate that Perfon's Charge in a Court of Equity . The firft Article on this fecond Head accufes me of having talked much of my Indepen- dency . The Word I remember to have used , and ...
... Person in a private Examination , should serve to aggravate that Perfon's Charge in a Court of Equity . The firft Article on this fecond Head accufes me of having talked much of my Indepen- dency . The Word I remember to have used , and ...
第 12 頁
... Person of very good Cre- " dit , that his Father kept a Goose known to " be 80 Years old , and as yet found and lufty , " and likely to have liv'd many Years longer , " had he not been forc'd to have kill'd her " for her Mischievousness ...
... Person of very good Cre- " dit , that his Father kept a Goose known to " be 80 Years old , and as yet found and lufty , " and likely to have liv'd many Years longer , " had he not been forc'd to have kill'd her " for her Mischievousness ...
第 15 頁
... person is plainly and clearly subjected to it ; if they had not been fo , the regents would have had no occafion for an express clause of exception , in order to exempt themselves . I would ask alfo , what can be inferred even from this ...
... person is plainly and clearly subjected to it ; if they had not been fo , the regents would have had no occafion for an express clause of exception , in order to exempt themselves . I would ask alfo , what can be inferred even from this ...
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