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Page 109
... themselves wretched under a bad government , a few imooth words in a fhilling pamphlet , telling them that they are happy , will not keep them quiet and contented . If the governors would have the people believe themselves happy , their ...
... themselves wretched under a bad government , a few imooth words in a fhilling pamphlet , telling them that they are happy , will not keep them quiet and contented . If the governors would have the people believe themselves happy , their ...
Page 159
... themselves , or pof- feffing a fhare in the government by inheritance , or in confequence of territorial rights , or fome quality independent of the choice of the people ; this is an aristocracy , and this conftitution is faid to be an ...
... themselves , or pof- feffing a fhare in the government by inheritance , or in confequence of territorial rights , or fome quality independent of the choice of the people ; this is an aristocracy , and this conftitution is faid to be an ...
Page 475
... themselves . The Geor- gian Chriftians , who are near the Cafpian Sea , maintain themselves by felling their neighbours , relations , and children , for flaves to the Turks and Perfians . And it is remarked , that if any of the Greeks ...
... themselves . The Geor- gian Chriftians , who are near the Cafpian Sea , maintain themselves by felling their neighbours , relations , and children , for flaves to the Turks and Perfians . And it is remarked , that if any of the Greeks ...
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