Fugitive Pieces on Various Subjects: A vindication of natural societyRobert Dodsley J. Dodsley, 1771 - English essays |
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... called States , civil Societies , or Governments ; into fome Form of which , more ex- tended or restrained , all Mankind have gradually ' fallen . And fince it has fo happened , and that we owe an implicit Reverence to all the ...
... called States , civil Societies , or Governments ; into fome Form of which , more ex- tended or restrained , all Mankind have gradually ' fallen . And fince it has fo happened , and that we owe an implicit Reverence to all the ...
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... called the Punic Wars , could not have stood the human Race in lefs than three Millions of the Species . And yet this forms but a Part only , and a very fmall Part , of the Havock caufed by the Roman Ambition . The War with Mithridates ...
... called the Punic Wars , could not have stood the human Race in lefs than three Millions of the Species . And yet this forms but a Part only , and a very fmall Part , of the Havock caufed by the Roman Ambition . The War with Mithridates ...
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... called by different Names ; - to an Englishman , the Name of a Frenchman , a Spa- niard , an Italian , much more a Turk , or a Tartar , raife , of course , Ideas of Hatred , and Contempt . If you would inspire this Compatriot of ours ...
... called by different Names ; - to an Englishman , the Name of a Frenchman , a Spa- niard , an Italian , much more a Turk , or a Tartar , raife , of course , Ideas of Hatred , and Contempt . If you would inspire this Compatriot of ours ...
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... called the Reason of State . It is a Reafon , which I own I cannot penetrate . What fort of a Protection is this of the general Right , that is maintained by infringing the Rights of Particu- lars ? What fort of Juftice is this , which ...
... called the Reason of State . It is a Reafon , which I own I cannot penetrate . What fort of a Protection is this of the general Right , that is maintained by infringing the Rights of Particu- lars ? What fort of Juftice is this , which ...
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... called an Aristocracy . They hoped , it would be impoffible that fuch a Number could ever join in any Design against the general Good ; and they promised themselves a great deal of Security and Happiness , from the united Counsels of fo ...
... called an Aristocracy . They hoped , it would be impoffible that fuch a Number could ever join in any Design against the general Good ; and they promised themselves a great deal of Security and Happiness , from the united Counsels of fo ...
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