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Excerpt from A Second Series of Facts and Arguments: Tending to Prove, That the Abilities of the Two B Rs, Are Not More Extraordinary Than Their Virtues; In a Letter to a Member of Parliament
But, in Ipire of the Prevalence of Folly and Servility, which in every Country, and in every Age, has difgrac'd the Image of God, upright as it was form'd, with a Mixture of the Reptile, there have ever been a few, who, {landing forth on the Behalf of human Nature, have not'only cnter'd their Protcjls againfi this dangerous and defiru�iive Species of Idolatry, but have been at the Pains to prove, that the more Genius, the more Power, and the more Succefs fell'to the Share of thefe fplendid Ufurpers, the more guil ty they became, and the more infamous they ought to be held.
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