Almoran and Hamet: An Oriental Tale - John Hawkesworth

As some part of my subject led me to consider the advantages of our

excellent constitution in comparison of others; my thoughts were naturally turned to Your Majesty, as its warmest friend and most powerful protector: and as the whole is intended, to recommend the practice of virtue, as the means of happiness; to whom could I address it with so much propriety, as to a Prince, who illustrates and enforces

the precepts of the moralist by his life.

John Hawkesworth.

Volume First [CHAP. I.] [CHAP. II.] [CHAP. III.] [CHAP. IV.] [CHAP. V.] [CHAP. VI.] [CHAP. VII.] [CHAP. VIII.] [CHAP. IX] [CHAP. X.]

Volume Second [CHAP. XI.] [CHAP. XII.] [CHAP. XIII.] [CHAP. XIV.] [CHAP. XV.] [CHAP. XVI.] [CHAP. XVII.] [CHAP. XVIII.] [CHAP. XIX.]

Volume First
[CHAP. I.]
[CHAP. II.]
[CHAP. III.]
[CHAP. IV.]
[CHAP. V.]
[CHAP. VI.]
[CHAP. VII.]
[CHAP. VIII.]
[CHAP. IX]
[CHAP. X.]

Volume Second
[CHAP. XI.]
[CHAP. XII.]
[CHAP. XIII.]
[CHAP. XIV.]
[CHAP. XV.]
[CHAP. XVI.]
[CHAP. XVII.]
[CHAP. XVIII.]
[CHAP. XIX.]

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