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... result ? Simply this , that the establishment or preser- vation of freedom has been rendered " totally impracticable in the country ; because no power remains in the state capable of counterbalancing the in- fluence and authority of the ...
... result ? Simply this , that the establishment or preser- vation of freedom has been rendered " totally impracticable in the country ; because no power remains in the state capable of counterbalancing the in- fluence and authority of the ...
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... result of Tory mis- government , and the neglect of the moral cultivation of the great body of the people ; and the result of their ten years ' government has been to raise up crime in England from 18,675 com- mittals a - year in 1829 ...
... result of Tory mis- government , and the neglect of the moral cultivation of the great body of the people ; and the result of their ten years ' government has been to raise up crime in England from 18,675 com- mittals a - year in 1829 ...
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... result of the great heal- ing measure ? Has it been to restore concord and unanimity to the empire ; to extinguish all feuds which had for- merly arrayed class against class , and interest against interest ; and to esta- blish ...
... result of the great heal- ing measure ? Has it been to restore concord and unanimity to the empire ; to extinguish all feuds which had for- merly arrayed class against class , and interest against interest ; and to esta- blish ...
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... results of their principles have been demonstrated in a manner at once so convincing and alarming , as to call for ... result is thus given by Mr Alison in his late work on the Principles of Population : - " It distinctly appears that ...
... results of their principles have been demonstrated in a manner at once so convincing and alarming , as to call for ... result is thus given by Mr Alison in his late work on the Principles of Population : - " It distinctly appears that ...
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... result ? It thus appears from the official docu- ments laid before Parliament : - £ 1,533,000 Quarter ended 10th October 1839 , Do. Do. 1840 , Which is at the rate of £ 1,136,000 a- year ; so that the revenue from the Post - office ...
... result ? It thus appears from the official docu- ments laid before Parliament : - £ 1,533,000 Quarter ended 10th October 1839 , Do. Do. 1840 , Which is at the rate of £ 1,136,000 a- year ; so that the revenue from the Post - office ...
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