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Page 93
... shall not stop here - I hope we shall improve daily - I hope the time will come , when reafon fhall fee , and fentiment fhall feel , and unanimity fhall proclaim , that public good is the end of society , public happiness the bond of ...
... shall not stop here - I hope we shall improve daily - I hope the time will come , when reafon fhall fee , and fentiment fhall feel , and unanimity fhall proclaim , that public good is the end of society , public happiness the bond of ...
Page 147
... Shall I call him fage that is quite ftained with the blood of his fubjects facrificed in unjuft wars , when his kingdom tranquillity ? Shall I call him fage who breaks his pro- mifes , who , to elude them , has recourte to a ftratagem ...
... Shall I call him fage that is quite ftained with the blood of his fubjects facrificed in unjuft wars , when his kingdom tranquillity ? Shall I call him fage who breaks his pro- mifes , who , to elude them , has recourte to a ftratagem ...
Page 407
... shall come , not being shepherds , but husbandmen , we shall find corn in their country , which we shall appropriate to our own use . " 6 Subfequent writers have , it is true , differed from Herodotus , and diminished the number of the ...
... shall come , not being shepherds , but husbandmen , we shall find corn in their country , which we shall appropriate to our own use . " 6 Subfequent writers have , it is true , differed from Herodotus , and diminished the number of the ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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