Essays and Treatises on Several Subjects, Band 1T. Cadell, 1784 - 527 Seiten |
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... present situation of affairs , is infinitely preferable . If the paffion of the minifters lie towards peace , our political writers breathe nothing but war and devastation , and reprefent the pacific conduct of the go- vernment as mean ...
... present situation of affairs , is infinitely preferable . If the paffion of the minifters lie towards peace , our political writers breathe nothing but war and devastation , and reprefent the pacific conduct of the go- vernment as mean ...
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... present . There are enow of zealots on both fides who kindle up the paffions of their partizans , and under * T . Livii , lib . 40. cap . 43 . Id . lib . 8. cap . 18 . L'Aigle contre L'Aigle , ROMAINS contre ROMAINS , Combatans ...
... present . There are enow of zealots on both fides who kindle up the paffions of their partizans , and under * T . Livii , lib . 40. cap . 43 . Id . lib . 8. cap . 18 . L'Aigle contre L'Aigle , ROMAINS contre ROMAINS , Combatans ...
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... present controversy . In the best civil constitution , where every man is restrained by the most rigid laws , it is easy to discover either the good or bad intentions of a minister , and to judge , whether his personal character deserve ...
... present controversy . In the best civil constitution , where every man is restrained by the most rigid laws , it is easy to discover either the good or bad intentions of a minister , and to judge , whether his personal character deserve ...
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... present is only exerted once in feven years , to be employed in bringing over the people to every vote , it would foon be wasted ; and no skill , popularity , or revenue could sup- port it . I muft , therefore , be of opinion , that an ...
... present is only exerted once in feven years , to be employed in bringing over the people to every vote , it would foon be wasted ; and no skill , popularity , or revenue could sup- port it . I muft , therefore , be of opinion , that an ...
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... present temptations may overcome the one as well as the other . They are equally expofed to the fame inconvenience . And the man , who is inclined to be a bad neighbour , must be led by the fame motives , well or ill understood , to be ...
... present temptations may overcome the one as well as the other . They are equally expofed to the fame inconvenience . And the man , who is inclined to be a bad neighbour , must be led by the fame motives , well or ill understood , to be ...
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