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Page 436
... ftate of France , and profeffed to view the war as merely defenfive againft aggreffions com- mitted on Great Britain and her allies . That the war is not defenfible on fuch principles , perhaps a very fhort argument will be fufficient ...
... ftate of France , and profeffed to view the war as merely defenfive againft aggreffions com- mitted on Great Britain and her allies . That the war is not defenfible on fuch principles , perhaps a very fhort argument will be fufficient ...
Page 509
... ftate of youthful vigor , fhe is moft willingly converfant ' with those ideas and opinions which lead to and harmonize with the confiftent doctrines of freedom of the will , immate- rialifm , immortalism , and theism . In the ftate of ...
... ftate of youthful vigor , fhe is moft willingly converfant ' with those ideas and opinions which lead to and harmonize with the confiftent doctrines of freedom of the will , immate- rialifm , immortalism , and theism . In the ftate of ...
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... ftate of war . ' What , then , is to be done ? Why , as the treaty of Weftphalia fixed the public law of Europe , fo the treaty which is to terminate this war muft fix the public law of the European colonies both pofitively and ...
... ftate of war . ' What , then , is to be done ? Why , as the treaty of Weftphalia fixed the public law of Europe , fo the treaty which is to terminate this war muft fix the public law of the European colonies both pofitively and ...
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