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but what does NONLATINALPHABET allude to? is that term also applied to a Race? No! it's borrowed from the grave marching of an Army, not the furious running of a Foot-match: 'Tis verbum militare, a term of Art in the Tactics, sayes Zanchy. But grant that also, (for I'll yield as much as reasonably he can desire for peace-sake,) still the Question will recur, what that Rule is, by which we must either soberly walk, or swiftly run? And there are two things that chiefly stand in competition. |
but what does allude to? is that term also applied to a Raze? No! it's borrowed from the grave marching of an Army, not the furious running of a Foot-match: It's verbum militare, a term of Art in the Tactics, Says Zanchy. But grant that also, (for I'll yield as much as reasonably he can desire for Peace-sake,) still the Question will recur, what that Rule is, by which we must either soberly walk, or swiftly run? And there Are two things that chiefly stand in competition. |
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