Book,  Chapter

1     II,  III|   they felt the acrimonious spirit with which it was enforced.
2     II,  V  |   he had possessed a cooler spirit he would have left behind
3    III,  VII| Filippo, duke of Milan, the spirit of faction again broke out,
4     IV,  III|    endure the mean and base spirit of this man, and delivered
5     IV,  VI |     the bitterness of party spirit, instead of being abated,
6     VI,  II | were they influenced by the spirit of party. However, nothing
7     VI,  VI | with a divine and prophetic spirit, thought the event must
8    VII,  I  |    if quite free from party spirit; because it is founded upon
9   VIII,  IV |   her former influence, the spirit of public discourse entirely