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Our lives are at your service , but our liberties , we received them from God ; we will not resign them to man . ' The peroration of this exquisite piece of oratory is singu- larly powerful : There is no policy left for Great Britain ...
Our lives are at your service , but our liberties , we received them from God ; we will not resign them to man . ' The peroration of this exquisite piece of oratory is singu- larly powerful : There is no policy left for Great Britain ...
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He will be received in London with the greatest pleasure , and will experience the best possible treatment . He must not , however , ask permis- sion to come , because that would take up too much time ; but let him give himself up to us ...
He will be received in London with the greatest pleasure , and will experience the best possible treatment . He must not , however , ask permis- sion to come , because that would take up too much time ; but let him give himself up to us ...
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... or twenty millions , were either levied upon , or paid back in the shape of taxes , by those persons who received the sixty millions then it is evident , that the forty millions being levied upon pro- ducers , the effect of taxation ...
... or twenty millions , were either levied upon , or paid back in the shape of taxes , by those persons who received the sixty millions then it is evident , that the forty millions being levied upon pro- ducers , the effect of taxation ...
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Reids Two Voyages to New South | 7 |
M | 18 |
Johnstones Memoirs of the Rebellion | 36 |
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1822 |
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