The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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Page 51
... laws of Eng- land into the province , than ever they had known before , together with , what they value perhaps more than all the rest , an exemption from the infolent and capricious treatment of their former fuperiors . And , in ...
... laws of Eng- land into the province , than ever they had known before , together with , what they value perhaps more than all the rest , an exemption from the infolent and capricious treatment of their former fuperiors . And , in ...
Page 74
... laws . With this kind of discourse he professes himself the more furprised on account of the arguments which conftantly accompany it , and which are often urged from the fame mouths and on the same day . • For instance , when we allege ...
... laws . With this kind of discourse he professes himself the more furprised on account of the arguments which conftantly accompany it , and which are often urged from the fame mouths and on the same day . • For instance , when we allege ...
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... laws relating to fuccefsion , and the transfer of the laws relating to judicial proceedings . It might have been very cruel , and very impolitic to have changed the one , and yet , at the fame time , very benevolent , and very politic ...
... laws relating to fuccefsion , and the transfer of the laws relating to judicial proceedings . It might have been very cruel , and very impolitic to have changed the one , and yet , at the fame time , very benevolent , and very politic ...
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