Reflections on the Revolution in FranceLiberal Arts Press, 1955 - 307 |
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... cause of liberty . It is plain that the mind of this political preacher was at the time big with some extraordinary design ; and it is very probable that the thoughts of his audience , who understood him better than I do , did all along ...
... cause of liberty . It is plain that the mind of this political preacher was at the time big with some extraordinary design ; and it is very probable that the thoughts of his audience , who understood him better than I do , did all along ...
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... cause of liberty from such an ex- ample to kings . I tremble for the cause of humanity in the unpunished outrages of the most wicked of mankind . But there are some people of that low and degenerate fashion of mind , that they look up ...
... cause of liberty from such an ex- ample to kings . I tremble for the cause of humanity in the unpunished outrages of the most wicked of mankind . But there are some people of that low and degenerate fashion of mind , that they look up ...
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... caused by the pre- sumptuous good intentions of ignorance and incapacity . Such effects those causes will always ... cause , I be lieve it will be found that a more salutary lesson of caution against the daring spirit of innovators ...
... caused by the pre- sumptuous good intentions of ignorance and incapacity . Such effects those causes will always ... cause , I be lieve it will be found that a more salutary lesson of caution against the daring spirit of innovators ...
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