Essays and Treatises on Several Subjects, Band 1T. Cadell, 1784 - 527 Seiten |
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... reasons . In the first place , nothing is fo improving to the temper as the ftudy of the beauties , either of poetry , eloquence , mufic , or painting . They give a certain elegance of fentiment to which the reft of man- kind are ...
... reasons . In the first place , nothing is fo improving to the temper as the ftudy of the beauties , either of poetry , eloquence , mufic , or painting . They give a certain elegance of fentiment to which the reft of man- kind are ...
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... reason , why the laws indulge us in fuch a liberty feems to be derived from our mixed form of government , which is neither wholly monarchical , nor wholly repub- lican . It will be found , if I mistake not , a true obferva- tion in ...
... reason , why the laws indulge us in fuch a liberty feems to be derived from our mixed form of government , which is neither wholly monarchical , nor wholly repub- lican . It will be found , if I mistake not , a true obferva- tion in ...
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... reason to fear the fury of a tyrant , if he had no authority over any but from fear ; fince , as a fingle man , his bodily force can reach but a fmall way , and all the farther power he poffeffes muft be founded either on our own ...
... reason to fear the fury of a tyrant , if he had no authority over any but from fear ; fince , as a fingle man , his bodily force can reach but a fmall way , and all the farther power he poffeffes muft be founded either on our own ...
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... reason and order ; the force of popu- lar currents and tides is , in a great measure , broken ; and the public intereft may be purfued with fome method and conftancy . But it is needless to reason any farther con- cerning a form of ...
... reason and order ; the force of popu- lar currents and tides is , in a great measure , broken ; and the public intereft may be purfued with fome method and conftancy . But it is needless to reason any farther con- cerning a form of ...
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... reasons : That property has a great influence on power cannot poffibly be denied ; but yet the general maxim , that the balance of one depends on the balance of the other , must be received with several li- mitations . It is evident ...
... reasons : That property has a great influence on power cannot poffibly be denied ; but yet the general maxim , that the balance of one depends on the balance of the other , must be received with several li- mitations . It is evident ...
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