Boswell's Life of Johnson, Količina 2Crowell |
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Stran 102
... consider, that all those who think a king has a right to his crown, as a man has to his estate, which is the just opinion, would be for restoring the king who certainly has the hereditary right, could he be trusted with it; in which ...
... consider, that all those who think a king has a right to his crown, as a man has to his estate, which is the just opinion, would be for restoring the king who certainly has the hereditary right, could he be trusted with it; in which ...
Stran 117
... consider it as a duty to reside on a family estate is a prejudice; for we must consider, that working people get employment equally, and the produce of the land is sold equally, whether a great family resides at home or not; and if the ...
... consider it as a duty to reside on a family estate is a prejudice; for we must consider, that working people get employment equally, and the produce of the land is sold equally, whether a great family resides at home or not; and if the ...
Stran 543
... consider the peculiar plan of his biographical undertaking. Soon after Johnson's return to the metropolis, both the asthma and dropsy became more violent and distressful. He had for some time kept a journal in Latin of the state of his ...
... consider the peculiar plan of his biographical undertaking. Soon after Johnson's return to the metropolis, both the asthma and dropsy became more violent and distressful. He had for some time kept a journal in Latin of the state of his ...
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Boswell's Life of Johnson (Volume 1 of 3) (EasyRead Super Large 18pt Edition) James Boswell Omejen predogled - 1962 |
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