Essays and Treatises on Several Subjects, Band 1T. Cadell, 1784 - 527 Seiten |
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... those obvious beauties , which ftrike the fenfes , depends entirely upon the greater or lefs fenfibility of the temper : But with regard to the sciences and liberal arts , a fine taste is , in some measure , the fame with ftrong fenfe ...
... those obvious beauties , which ftrike the fenfes , depends entirely upon the greater or lefs fenfibility of the temper : But with regard to the sciences and liberal arts , a fine taste is , in some measure , the fame with ftrong fenfe ...
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... those private feuds and animofities , which fpread ruin and defolation every where . It is easy to see the difadvantages of a POLISH nobility in every one of these particulars . It is poffible fo to constitute a free government , as ...
... those private feuds and animofities , which fpread ruin and defolation every where . It is easy to see the difadvantages of a POLISH nobility in every one of these particulars . It is poffible fo to constitute a free government , as ...
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... those of free ftates . Compare the Païs conquis of FRANCE with IRELAND , and you will be convinced of this truth ; though this latter kingdom , being , in a good measure , peopled from ENGLAND , poffeffes fo many rights and privileges ...
... those of free ftates . Compare the Païs conquis of FRANCE with IRELAND , and you will be convinced of this truth ; though this latter kingdom , being , in a good measure , peopled from ENGLAND , poffeffes fo many rights and privileges ...
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... many ages , to any thing but the form of government ? And is it not eafy to point out those defects in the original C 3 " conftitution , constitution , which produced the tumultuous governments of ATHENS and POLITICS a SCIENCE . 21.
... many ages , to any thing but the form of government ? And is it not eafy to point out those defects in the original C 3 " conftitution , constitution , which produced the tumultuous governments of ATHENS and POLITICS a SCIENCE . 21.
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... Those who either attack or defend a minifter in such a government as ours , where the utmost liberty is allowed , always carry matters to an extreme , and exaggerate his merit or demerit with regard to the public . His enemies are fure ...
... Those who either attack or defend a minifter in such a government as ours , where the utmost liberty is allowed , always carry matters to an extreme , and exaggerate his merit or demerit with regard to the public . His enemies are fure ...
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