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Page 263
... fubject : by which , and by giving rife to provincial focieties , he has , we believe , done the community fome fervice : -but now , agriculture , as well as the polite arts , which have long ago feparated from this parent ftock , has ...
... fubject : by which , and by giving rife to provincial focieties , he has , we believe , done the community fome fervice : -but now , agriculture , as well as the polite arts , which have long ago feparated from this parent ftock , has ...
Page 388
... fubject which feems , the more it is examined , to fix a more difgraceful blot on a country that is celebrated for its liberality , and on an age which arro- gates the praise of being enlightened : but however unpleasant it is to us ...
... fubject which feems , the more it is examined , to fix a more difgraceful blot on a country that is celebrated for its liberality , and on an age which arro- gates the praise of being enlightened : but however unpleasant it is to us ...
Page 513
... fubject to the crown . Thofe cities which are fubject to any of the nobles , fend no members to the parlia- ment ; in these the king has not much authority , and derives little advantage from them . According to the laws , the par ...
... fubject to the crown . Thofe cities which are fubject to any of the nobles , fend no members to the parlia- ment ; in these the king has not much authority , and derives little advantage from them . According to the laws , the par ...
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