Reflections on the Revolution in FranceDent, 1967 - 369 |
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... scheme of polity which falls in with their momentary opinion . These doctrines , or rather sentiments , seem prevalent with your new statesmen . But they are wholly different from those on which we have always acted in this country . I ...
... scheme of polity which falls in with their momentary opinion . These doctrines , or rather sentiments , seem prevalent with your new statesmen . But they are wholly different from those on which we have always acted in this country . I ...
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... scheme of their building would be better comprehended in the design of the architects than in the execution of the masons . It was not worth my reader's while to occupy himself with the alterations by which bungling practice corrects ...
... scheme of their building would be better comprehended in the design of the architects than in the execution of the masons . It was not worth my reader's while to occupy himself with the alterations by which bungling practice corrects ...
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... scheme is neither impossible nor improbable , is evident from the partition of Poland in 1773 , which was effected by such a junction as made the interposition of other nations to prevent it , not easy . Their circumstances at that time ...
... scheme is neither impossible nor improbable , is evident from the partition of Poland in 1773 , which was effected by such a junction as made the interposition of other nations to prevent it , not easy . Their circumstances at that time ...
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