Fugitive Pieces on Various Subjects: A vindication of natural societyRobert Dodsley J. Dodsley, 1771 - English essays |
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Page 34
... Reason of State . It is a Reafon , which I own I cannot penetrate . What fort of a Protection is this of the general Right , that is maintained by infringing the Rights of Particu- lars ? What fort of Juftice is this , which is inforced ...
... Reason of State . It is a Reafon , which I own I cannot penetrate . What fort of a Protection is this of the general Right , that is maintained by infringing the Rights of Particu- lars ? What fort of Juftice is this , which is inforced ...
Page 37
... Reason than that he had a pedantick Countenance which displeased the Emperor . This very Monster of Mankind appeared ... Reason , till all Ideas of Rectitude and Juftice are utterly erased from his Mind . When Alexander had , in his Fury ...
... Reason than that he had a pedantick Countenance which displeased the Emperor . This very Monster of Mankind appeared ... Reason , till all Ideas of Rectitude and Juftice are utterly erased from his Mind . When Alexander had , in his Fury ...
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... they are of the People ; and , for that Reason , politically enervate their own Body by the fame effeminate Luxury , by which they cor rupt ́rupt their Subjects . They are impoverished by every -Means 42 VINDICATION A.
... they are of the People ; and , for that Reason , politically enervate their own Body by the fame effeminate Luxury , by which they cor rupt ́rupt their Subjects . They are impoverished by every -Means 42 VINDICATION A.
Page 52
... Reason against all three . When the World is in a fitter Temper than it is at present to hear Truth , or when I fhall be more indifferent about its Temper ; my Thoughts may become more public . In the mean Time , let them repofe in my ...
... Reason against all three . When the World is in a fitter Temper than it is at present to hear Truth , or when I fhall be more indifferent about its Temper ; my Thoughts may become more public . In the mean Time , let them repofe in my ...
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... Reason ; but a worse and more perplexing Difficulty arifes , how to be defend- ed against the Governors ? Quis cuftodiet ipfos cuftodes ? In vain they change from a single Per- fon to a few . These few have the Paffions of the one , and ...
... Reason ; but a worse and more perplexing Difficulty arifes , how to be defend- ed against the Governors ? Quis cuftodiet ipfos cuftodes ? In vain they change from a single Per- fon to a few . These few have the Paffions of the one , and ...
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