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... honour of your name . Happy they , but we how much more happy , & c . to whom you were pleased to do the honour of sending a letter written by no other than by your own hand ; to whom you have pleased to send the clearest instructions ...
... honour of your name . Happy they , but we how much more happy , & c . to whom you were pleased to do the honour of sending a letter written by no other than by your own hand ; to whom you have pleased to send the clearest instructions ...
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... HONOUR AND REPUTATION . | the greatest weight of their affairs ; their right hands , as we call them . The next are duces belli , great leaders ; such as are princes ' lieutenants , and do them notable services in the wars . The third ...
... HONOUR AND REPUTATION . | the greatest weight of their affairs ; their right hands , as we call them . The next are duces belli , great leaders ; such as are princes ' lieutenants , and do them notable services in the wars . The third ...
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... honour negotiate , viz . that , contrary to the same law of nations , and the sacred dignity of kings , and the honour of arms , certain of her Majesty's subjects , if it be not thought meet to impeach any of his ministers , refuged in ...
... honour negotiate , viz . that , contrary to the same law of nations , and the sacred dignity of kings , and the honour of arms , certain of her Majesty's subjects , if it be not thought meet to impeach any of his ministers , refuged in ...
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BOOK | viii |
Valerius Terminus of the Interpretation | viii |
PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS | xli |
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