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Page 77
... principles . ' Thefe gentlemen are muddy philo- fophers , who knock their heads together ; and the dangerous fpirit that pervades their writings , is happily corrected by the mental clumfinefs with which it is urged . ' Dr. Priestley is ...
... principles . ' Thefe gentlemen are muddy philo- fophers , who knock their heads together ; and the dangerous fpirit that pervades their writings , is happily corrected by the mental clumfinefs with which it is urged . ' Dr. Priestley is ...
Page 78
... principles maintained in his book , we should call him a Tory ; and yet , if we may conjecture from what he fays ... principles on which the con- ftitution was fo fettled ; that is , to the principles of civil and religious liberty . The ...
... principles maintained in his book , we should call him a Tory ; and yet , if we may conjecture from what he fays ... principles on which the con- ftitution was fo fettled ; that is , to the principles of civil and religious liberty . The ...
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... principles of Freedom and the prin ciples of Defpotifm , or , as it is usually called in England , Arbitrary Power . A German Elector is in his electorate a defpot : How then could it be expected that he fhould be attached to principles ...
... principles of Freedom and the prin ciples of Defpotifm , or , as it is usually called in England , Arbitrary Power . A German Elector is in his electorate a defpot : How then could it be expected that he fhould be attached to principles ...
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Report of the Commiffioners | 5 |
Roufe on the Landed Property | 19 |
Tithes Effay | 30 |
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