The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1796 - Books |
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Page 66
... duty of the House of Commons to concur with the Crown in all acts for the na- tional good ; and in that point of view they cannot be faid to be natural antagonists : -but it is equally the duty of that House to be conftantly on its ...
... duty of the House of Commons to concur with the Crown in all acts for the na- tional good ; and in that point of view they cannot be faid to be natural antagonists : -but it is equally the duty of that House to be conftantly on its ...
Page 127
... duty , how- ever burdenfome , was then confidered as effential to liberty ; it is ftrange we fhould now deem it characteristic of fervitude . ' From the whole he deduces the following inferences : The various offices of flate are duties ...
... duty , how- ever burdenfome , was then confidered as effential to liberty ; it is ftrange we fhould now deem it characteristic of fervitude . ' From the whole he deduces the following inferences : The various offices of flate are duties ...
Page 322
... duty and the laws . We con- fider the verdicts as the triumph of a sense of duty over anti- pathies and fears . He , as the triumph of difaffection and cow- ardice over duty . We , as the prevalence of law over power feconded by public ...
... duty and the laws . We con- fider the verdicts as the triumph of a sense of duty over anti- pathies and fears . He , as the triumph of difaffection and cow- ardice over duty . We , as the prevalence of law over power feconded by public ...
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