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Page 158
... advantages and dif- advantages . The advantages of a monarchy are - Strength , dispatch , fecrecy , unity of counfel . Its difadvantages are - Tyranny , expenfe , igno- rance of the fituation and wants of the people , infecurity ...
... advantages and dif- advantages . The advantages of a monarchy are - Strength , dispatch , fecrecy , unity of counfel . Its difadvantages are - Tyranny , expenfe , igno- rance of the fituation and wants of the people , infecurity ...
Page 160
... advantages from foreign nations . This , in our fituation , is of great confequence . We are still an inviting object to one ... advantage of the knowledge which expe- rience alone has given to our old age , and preferve for a long time ...
... advantages from foreign nations . This , in our fituation , is of great confequence . We are still an inviting object to one ... advantage of the knowledge which expe- rience alone has given to our old age , and preferve for a long time ...
Page 449
... advantage was . Hence it is , that the old fyftem of preventing the profperity of foreigners , to give ourfelves comparative importance , has been violently urged ; but the direct intereft of no part of the British empire has been the ...
... advantage was . Hence it is , that the old fyftem of preventing the profperity of foreigners , to give ourfelves comparative importance , has been violently urged ; but the direct intereft of no part of the British empire has been the ...
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