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The Prose Works of Jonathan Swift, Vol. X.

BOOK I
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_Burnet._ Fairfax was much distracted in his mind, and changed purposes often every day .-- _Swift._ Fairfax had hardly common sense.
P.49.

_Burnet._ I will not enter farther into the military part: For I remember an advice of Marshal Schomberg's, never to meddle in the relation of military matters .-- _Swift._ Very foolish advice, for soldiers cannot write.
P.50.

_Burnet._ [Laud's] defence of himself, writ ...

when he was in the Tower, is a very mean performance.

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