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Page 175
... ftate ; that they are never any more than disguised by the mere appofition of other matters ; that they may be ... ftate into that of metal , ' ( p . 73. ) ; in another , that the bafer metals , ' or femi - metals , from a metallic ftate ...
... ftate ; that they are never any more than disguised by the mere appofition of other matters ; that they may be ... ftate into that of metal , ' ( p . 73. ) ; in another , that the bafer metals , ' or femi - metals , from a metallic ftate ...
Page 231
... ftate of the nation , this writer gives the minifter little credit ; and in nurfing his darling child Revenue , he thinks him entitled to a very fcanty portion of praife . The profperous ftate of the country , ( he afferts , ) is ...
... ftate of the nation , this writer gives the minifter little credit ; and in nurfing his darling child Revenue , he thinks him entitled to a very fcanty portion of praife . The profperous ftate of the country , ( he afferts , ) is ...
Page 398
... ftate is the fecurity of property ; but , in the fecurity given to property , it is neceffary that care fhould be taken not to endanger the liberty of even one of the citizens of a ftate . For the prefervation of perfonal liberty fome ...
... ftate is the fecurity of property ; but , in the fecurity given to property , it is neceffary that care fhould be taken not to endanger the liberty of even one of the citizens of a ftate . For the prefervation of perfonal liberty fome ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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