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... political . " Politics , he obferves , is a word that ferves to exprefs both the whole fcience of government , and the art and practice of adminiftering public affairs . It ought , therefore , to be ascertained in which fenfe it is ufed ...
... political . " Politics , he obferves , is a word that ferves to exprefs both the whole fcience of government , and the art and practice of adminiftering public affairs . It ought , therefore , to be ascertained in which fenfe it is ufed ...
Page 219
... political , reli- gious , and moral ; in the Courfe of which are examined the relative Points about which Trinitarians and Unitarians chieflv differ , as well as Thomas Paine's Affertions concerning Jefus Chrift : laftly , on the Laws ...
... political , reli- gious , and moral ; in the Courfe of which are examined the relative Points about which Trinitarians and Unitarians chieflv differ , as well as Thomas Paine's Affertions concerning Jefus Chrift : laftly , on the Laws ...
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... political fyltem . Surely ( fays he ) even Mr. Burke will not af- firm that the aggregate of a nation have not a right to new - model their government , ' p . 31. Now it does happen that Mr. Burke not only contends for this propofition ...
... political fyltem . Surely ( fays he ) even Mr. Burke will not af- firm that the aggregate of a nation have not a right to new - model their government , ' p . 31. Now it does happen that Mr. Burke not only contends for this propofition ...
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