The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1795 - Books |
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Page 70
... those that precede it , is that what is proposed as a re- generation of parliament cannot be defended on conftitutional principles ; and that those who propofe it cannot with justice lay claim , however ftrongly they may profefs it , to ...
... those that precede it , is that what is proposed as a re- generation of parliament cannot be defended on conftitutional principles ; and that those who propofe it cannot with justice lay claim , however ftrongly they may profefs it , to ...
Page 124
... Those who do , and those who do not elect , to- gether with the elected body themselves , are , in respect of this grand and indifpenfable requifite , upon a perfect equality - that the laws made and the taxes imposed extend alike to ...
... Those who do , and those who do not elect , to- gether with the elected body themselves , are , in respect of this grand and indifpenfable requifite , upon a perfect equality - that the laws made and the taxes imposed extend alike to ...
Page 403
... those who search after truth , to perfecute them , and to affect a contempt of them , is to proclaim a dread of the public monitors ; is tacitly to avow , that the operations of those who go- vern , cannot bear the infpection of reafon ...
... those who search after truth , to perfecute them , and to affect a contempt of them , is to proclaim a dread of the public monitors ; is tacitly to avow , that the operations of those who go- vern , cannot bear the infpection of reafon ...
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