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... character . This magistrate , after having endeavoured in vain to repress the overweening and predatory spirit of Arnold , laid before Congress a list of the grievances of the state against him , and this assembly appointed a committee ...
... character . This magistrate , after having endeavoured in vain to repress the overweening and predatory spirit of Arnold , laid before Congress a list of the grievances of the state against him , and this assembly appointed a committee ...
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... character as an elegant writer and classical scholar was justly established . He afterwards removed to Baltimore , where he conducted several public papers , with various success . If his prudence or discretion should be questioned ...
... character as an elegant writer and classical scholar was justly established . He afterwards removed to Baltimore , where he conducted several public papers , with various success . If his prudence or discretion should be questioned ...
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... character which was not only just , but probable . His comedy is not the history of Alcestes , but the picture of Alcestes is the history of Misanthropy in general . By this means he has illustrated that passion much better than if he ...
... character which was not only just , but probable . His comedy is not the history of Alcestes , but the picture of Alcestes is the history of Misanthropy in general . By this means he has illustrated that passion much better than if he ...
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