The Life of Samuel Johnson, Volum 4Gabriel Wells, 1922 |
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... desire to hear Dr. Johnson's opinion upon it . JOHNSON . " Why then , Sir , I think that permitting men to preach any opinion contrary to the doctrine of the established church tends , in a certain degree , to lessen the authority of ...
... desire to hear Dr. Johnson's opinion upon it . JOHNSON . " Why then , Sir , I think that permitting men to preach any opinion contrary to the doctrine of the established church tends , in a certain degree , to lessen the authority of ...
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... desire of those who were then in power , I have no doubt ; and , indeed , he owned to me , that it had been revised and curtailed by some of them . He told me , that they had struck out one passage , which was to this effect : - " That ...
... desire of those who were then in power , I have no doubt ; and , indeed , he owned to me , that it had been revised and curtailed by some of them . He told me , that they had struck out one passage , which was to this effect : - " That ...
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... desire to have an armed force to defend them , they should pay for it . Your scheme is to retain a part of your land- tax , by making us pay and clothe your militia . " BOSWELL . " You should not talk of we and you , Sir : there is now ...
... desire to have an armed force to defend them , they should pay for it . Your scheme is to retain a part of your land- tax , by making us pay and clothe your militia . " BOSWELL . " You should not talk of we and you , Sir : there is now ...
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The Life of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.: Including a Journal of His Tour ..., Volum 4 James Boswell Visualització completa - 1839 |
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