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Italian, French. • Ismaili, ant ether Languages; with Annotationi
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spirit of freemen, and apply as strong an antidote to :he sLteAse,
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which it was raised, when anarchy was widely %dreading her
terrors over the European world, sod the statelity of England's
sett seemed skaktq, alien societies were f arming ap Mist the
constituted authuriay, awl the &vides spirit of d.scowent was
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away for ever!
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exhausted its IllaltVOiente; it still cireel and stilt ihvigorated
the revolutionary thirst for extensive conquest ; but Ow d.tl ,Was
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try, those men who claimed no other tie Tit thou that of rets,..
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su history ; the sword of the tyrant is broken, crumbled into
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