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 1 Int |   admirable short stories; in history, his "Age of Louis XIV"
 2 I   | opinion that the doctrine and history of so extraordinary a people
 3 II  |       acquaint you with their history, which you will find more
 4 XI  |       right, here follows the history of the famed innoculation,
 5 XI  |  clearing up of this point of history to some learned Benedictine,
 6 XII |    two ingenious authors.~His History of Henry VII. was looked
 7 XII |     so little a work with the history of our illustrious Thuanus?~
 8 XIII|     the greatest modesty, the history of it. Mr. Locke has displayed
 9 XVII|   blended and confounded with history, and fix an uncertain chronology.
10 XVII|  write the beginning of their history. These computed three hundred
11 XVII|     author who should write a history in which there were no dates
12 XVII|     philosophy, geometry, and history. This would be a kind of
13 XIX | antiquated errors of fable or history have made sacred. Oedipus,
14 XXII|     was forced to write their history. Possibly the English genius,
15 XXII|  plain but majestic air which history requires. Possibly too,
16 XXII|        but no such thing as a history. There is, indeed, now living,
17 XXII|   very capable of writing the history of his own country, but