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Page 106
... thefe fer- mons to establish , no reasonable objection can be urged . Such a dif . contented and reflefs fpirit , as would prompt a man to defire and purfue innovations without urgent neceffity , ought unqueilionably to be dif- couraged ...
... thefe fer- mons to establish , no reasonable objection can be urged . Such a dif . contented and reflefs fpirit , as would prompt a man to defire and purfue innovations without urgent neceffity , ought unqueilionably to be dif- couraged ...
Page 403
... thefe particulars than itself . A ftate cannot subsist without knowledge . - To become the con- cealed enemy of those who search after truth , to perfecute them , and to affect a contempt of them , is to proclaim a dread of the public ...
... thefe particulars than itself . A ftate cannot subsist without knowledge . - To become the con- cealed enemy of those who search after truth , to perfecute them , and to affect a contempt of them , is to proclaim a dread of the public ...
Page 415
... thefe excurfions were navigated both by fails and oars : the leaft , which one reads of , carried twelve rowers , and as many fighting men : others an hundred , and fome one hundred and fifty . They generally made their expeditions with ...
... thefe excurfions were navigated both by fails and oars : the leaft , which one reads of , carried twelve rowers , and as many fighting men : others an hundred , and fome one hundred and fifty . They generally made their expeditions with ...
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