The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1797 - Books |
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Page 69
... become insensible to the rights of the people ; when the appeal is made to the sword , and it is dipped to the very hilt in blood , the wars of the press become a mere platitude ; and when the community is convulsed by rage and every tu ...
... become insensible to the rights of the people ; when the appeal is made to the sword , and it is dipped to the very hilt in blood , the wars of the press become a mere platitude ; and when the community is convulsed by rage and every tu ...
Page 153
... become singularly pernicious to proprietors of land . The importance of preserving the whole produce of the ground upon the farm where it was reared , for the purpose of making dung , seems to be very generally understood ; as I find a ...
... become singularly pernicious to proprietors of land . The importance of preserving the whole produce of the ground upon the farm where it was reared , for the purpose of making dung , seems to be very generally understood ; as I find a ...
Page 568
... become what every state becomes , in which the spirit of party gains the ascendancy over the common interest of all ; it submits to protection at first , and soon afterward to subjugation . Peter . ] So then the protectress of Poland ...
... become what every state becomes , in which the spirit of party gains the ascendancy over the common interest of all ; it submits to protection at first , and soon afterward to subjugation . Peter . ] So then the protectress of Poland ...
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