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the pride of the wealthy men , not noble or newly noble , increased with its cause . ... order to be revenged of the outrages of this rival pride , and to exalt their wealth to what they considered as its natural rank and estimation .
the pride of the wealthy men , not noble or newly noble , increased with its cause . ... order to be revenged of the outrages of this rival pride , and to exalt their wealth to what they considered as its natural rank and estimation .
Strona 140
They served as a link to unite , in favour of one object , obnoxious wealth to restless and desperate poverty . As these two kinds of men appear principal leaders in all the late transactions , their junction and politics will serve to ...
They served as a link to unite , in favour of one object , obnoxious wealth to restless and desperate poverty . As these two kinds of men appear principal leaders in all the late transactions , their junction and politics will serve to ...
Strona 162
that her comparative wealth is much inferior to ours ; that it is not so equal in the distribution , nor so ready in the circulation . I believe the difference in the form of the two governments to be amongst the causes of this ...
that her comparative wealth is much inferior to ours ; that it is not so equal in the distribution , nor so ready in the circulation . I believe the difference in the form of the two governments to be amongst the causes of this ...
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