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Page 87
... Because , in the first place , as is already mentioned , aristocracy is kept up by family tyranny and injustice . • Secondly , Because there is an unnatural unfitness in an arifto- cracy to be legiflators for a nation . Their ideas of ...
... Because , in the first place , as is already mentioned , aristocracy is kept up by family tyranny and injustice . • Secondly , Because there is an unnatural unfitness in an arifto- cracy to be legiflators for a nation . Their ideas of ...
Page 89
... because it is not a fheaf of wheat ; nor a pig , because it is neither the one nor the other : but these fame perfons , under the figure of an establish- ed church , will not permit their Maker to receive the varied tythes of man's ...
... because it is not a fheaf of wheat ; nor a pig , because it is neither the one nor the other : but these fame perfons , under the figure of an establish- ed church , will not permit their Maker to receive the varied tythes of man's ...
Page 369
... because they cannot be indulged without injuring his neighbour or himself . He gives no offence , because he does not chufe to be offended . He contracts no debts which he is not cer- tain that he can discharge , because he is honeft ...
... because they cannot be indulged without injuring his neighbour or himself . He gives no offence , because he does not chufe to be offended . He contracts no debts which he is not cer- tain that he can discharge , because he is honeft ...
Contents
Report of the Commiffioners | 5 |
Roufe on the Landed Property | 19 |
Tithes Effay | 30 |
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