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Page 103
... present philanthropists are actuated by purer modes . In that , however , i . may , as their fepener feelings urge them in frongly to £ oko 6 " every convenience of life , which in the greit degree peaker of the effence of favers , the ...
... present philanthropists are actuated by purer modes . In that , however , i . may , as their fepener feelings urge them in frongly to £ oko 6 " every convenience of life , which in the greit degree peaker of the effence of favers , the ...
Page 195
... present inftance , are excited into violent action , it may with the utmost propriety be prefixed . When our readers con- fider how eafily facts , or parts of facts , may be omitted , over- looked , or mis - stated ; and how differently ...
... present inftance , are excited into violent action , it may with the utmost propriety be prefixed . When our readers con- fider how eafily facts , or parts of facts , may be omitted , over- looked , or mis - stated ; and how differently ...
Page 238
... present generation has a right to bind the next to certain forms of govern- ment , and he rejects the only true foundation of political liberty , that the fovereign will of the people is the ftandard of human govern- ment . How far fuch ...
... present generation has a right to bind the next to certain forms of govern- ment , and he rejects the only true foundation of political liberty , that the fovereign will of the people is the ftandard of human govern- ment . How far fuch ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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