Reflections on the Revolution in France ... The third editionJ. Dodsley, 1790 - 364 |
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... system , and lie together in one short fentence ; namely , that we have acquired a right 1. " To choose our own governors . " 2. " To cafhier them for misconduct . " 3. " To frame a government for ourselves . " This new , and hitherto ...
... system , and lie together in one short fentence ; namely , that we have acquired a right 1. " To choose our own governors . " 2. " To cafhier them for misconduct . " 3. " To frame a government for ourselves . " This new , and hitherto ...
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... system is placed in a just correfpon- dence and symmetry with the order of the world , and with the mode of existence decreed to a permanent body compofed of tranfitory parts ; wherein , by the difpofition of a ftupendous wif- dom ...
... system is placed in a just correfpon- dence and symmetry with the order of the world , and with the mode of existence decreed to a permanent body compofed of tranfitory parts ; wherein , by the difpofition of a ftupendous wif- dom ...
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... of poems , is equally true as to ftates . Non fatis eft pulchra effe poemata , dulcia funto . There ought to be a system of manners in every nation which a well- 1 I 2 formed formed mind would be disposed to relish . To make ( 115 )
... of poems , is equally true as to ftates . Non fatis eft pulchra effe poemata , dulcia funto . There ought to be a system of manners in every nation which a well- 1 I 2 formed formed mind would be disposed to relish . To make ( 115 )
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... system ) re- duced to the most deplorable indigence . Money was no where to be feen . They were therefore led to the point that was fo ardently defired . They panted for a currency of any kind which might re- vive their perishing ...
... system ) re- duced to the most deplorable indigence . Money was no where to be feen . They were therefore led to the point that was fo ardently defired . They panted for a currency of any kind which might re- vive their perishing ...
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... system and collection of which were the most grievous parts of the French government , was not adminiftered by the men of the fword ; nor were they answerable for the vices of its prin- ciple , or the vexations , where any such existed ...
... system and collection of which were the most grievous parts of the French government , was not adminiftered by the men of the fword ; nor were they answerable for the vices of its prin- ciple , or the vexations , where any such existed ...
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