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Page 353
... prefent affociating fpirit , which merit attention . The writer is no friend to the republican government of France . He fpeaks of the French nation as unworthy of liberty , and inca- pable of enjoying it , and of their prefent rulers ...
... prefent affociating fpirit , which merit attention . The writer is no friend to the republican government of France . He fpeaks of the French nation as unworthy of liberty , and inca- pable of enjoying it , and of their prefent rulers ...
Page 466
... prefent ftate of parties , to fhew that there is nothing in them which renders it adviseable , or even fafe , to embark without neceffity in foreign hoftility ; and fuggeftions concerning the best means of fecuring peace and property ...
... prefent ftate of parties , to fhew that there is nothing in them which renders it adviseable , or even fafe , to embark without neceffity in foreign hoftility ; and fuggeftions concerning the best means of fecuring peace and property ...
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... prefent occafion . Art . 57. The Confeffions of J. J. Rousseau , & c . Part II . To which is added , a New Collection of Letters from the Author . lated from the French . Izmo . 3 Vols . 125. Boards . fons . Tranf- Robin- For our ...
... prefent occafion . Art . 57. The Confeffions of J. J. Rousseau , & c . Part II . To which is added , a New Collection of Letters from the Author . lated from the French . Izmo . 3 Vols . 125. Boards . fons . Tranf- Robin- For our ...
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