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... laws ; and that when they affert that " they cannot filently acquiefce in any part of their fellow - fubjects being " deprived of the trial by jury , " they are evidently tranfported by their feelings beyond the truth . With refpect to ...
... laws ; and that when they affert that " they cannot filently acquiefce in any part of their fellow - fubjects being " deprived of the trial by jury , " they are evidently tranfported by their feelings beyond the truth . With refpect to ...
Page 244
... laws it may be clearly perceived , from this Letter , that he difapproves them : but he cannot avoid objecting to the mode which the Diffenters adopted to procure their repeal . - On Dr. Price's definition of the love of our country ...
... laws it may be clearly perceived , from this Letter , that he difapproves them : but he cannot avoid objecting to the mode which the Diffenters adopted to procure their repeal . - On Dr. Price's definition of the love of our country ...
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... laws , as thofe of Lycurgus , were relaxed , the Spartans , from the uncultivated ferocity of their difpofition , muft naturally become more corrupt , than nations that were humanized by the culture of arts and fciences , by which even ...
... laws , as thofe of Lycurgus , were relaxed , the Spartans , from the uncultivated ferocity of their difpofition , muft naturally become more corrupt , than nations that were humanized by the culture of arts and fciences , by which even ...
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and 1788 | 8 |
Julius or the Natural Son 462 | 17 |
Othoman Empire Hift of 165 | 21 |
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