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... public evil : I will not give him money to pay his satellites ; but there is no reason why I should not furnish him with marbles and tapestries for his luxury . I will not supply him with soldiers and armour ; but if he pressingly asks ...
... public evil : I will not give him money to pay his satellites ; but there is no reason why I should not furnish him with marbles and tapestries for his luxury . I will not supply him with soldiers and armour ; but if he pressingly asks ...
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... public evil : I will not give him money to pay his satellites ; but there is no reason why I should not furnish him with marbles and tapestries for his luxury . I will not supply him with soldiers and armour ; but if he pressingly asks ...
... public evil : I will not give him money to pay his satellites ; but there is no reason why I should not furnish him with marbles and tapestries for his luxury . I will not supply him with soldiers and armour ; but if he pressingly asks ...
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... public declarations are required . And this the English themselves saw the necessity of . For they made such public declaration in 1591 and 1598 , as we see in Camden . Nor have such declarations always been obeyed , but times , causes ...
... public declarations are required . And this the English themselves saw the necessity of . For they made such public declaration in 1591 and 1598 , as we see in Camden . Nor have such declarations always been obeyed , but times , causes ...
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... public affairs . We have an example of this , Jeremiah , chap . xxxviii . 24 , 25 ; where the prophet , having been consulted by the king as to the event of the siege of the city , gave to the princes another reason for the conference ...
... public affairs . We have an example of this , Jeremiah , chap . xxxviii . 24 , 25 ; where the prophet , having been consulted by the king as to the event of the siege of the city , gave to the princes another reason for the conference ...
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... public good . And this Plato seems to have had in view , when he allows the governors of a state to deceive . And when Plato sometimes seems to allow and sometimes to disallow this practice in physicians , it would seem that this ...
... public good . And this Plato seems to have had in view , when he allows the governors of a state to deceive . And when Plato sometimes seems to allow and sometimes to disallow this practice in physicians , it would seem that this ...
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