Reflections on the Revolution in FranceLiberal Arts Press, 1955 - 307 |
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... CLERGY ( a ) The clergy was not responsible ( 129 ) - ( b ) The policy of the National Assembly lacks respect for property to a degree few conquerers have ever shown ( 131 ) - ( c ) The financial situation of the state did not require ...
... CLERGY ( a ) The clergy was not responsible ( 129 ) - ( b ) The policy of the National Assembly lacks respect for property to a degree few conquerers have ever shown ( 131 ) - ( c ) The financial situation of the state did not require ...
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... clergy , as partial , would have been oppressive and unjust , but it would not have been altogether ruinous to those on whom it was imposed , and therefore it would not have answered the real purpose of the managers . ( d ) Clergy and ...
... clergy , as partial , would have been oppressive and unjust , but it would not have been altogether ruinous to those on whom it was imposed , and therefore it would not have answered the real purpose of the managers . ( d ) Clergy and ...
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... clergy with the crimes of other men and the odious character of other times , in common equity they ought to be praised , encouraged , and supported in their departure from a spirit which disgraced their predecessors , and for having ...
... clergy with the crimes of other men and the odious character of other times , in common equity they ought to be praised , encouraged , and supported in their departure from a spirit which disgraced their predecessors , and for having ...
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