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Pagina 33
A man , he says , has no right to exist , if another man cannot or will not employ
him in some kind of labour . ... He at the same time admits in words , that the
means of existence are at hand , but are withheld ; for he says , that even in times
of ...
A man , he says , has no right to exist , if another man cannot or will not employ
him in some kind of labour . ... He at the same time admits in words , that the
means of existence are at hand , but are withheld ; for he says , that even in times
of ...
Pagina 52
The simple abduction of women , and the separation of parents from their
children , by carrying them into captivity of any description , are inhuman
outrages in the lowest conditions of existence , but how much more dreadfully do
they act upon ...
The simple abduction of women , and the separation of parents from their
children , by carrying them into captivity of any description , are inhuman
outrages in the lowest conditions of existence , but how much more dreadfully do
they act upon ...
Pagina 229
Nevertheless , these testimonies , sacred and profane , however they may
appear to conflict , lead . to a tolerably certain conclusion of the existence of two
cities , divided by the small strait of the sea ; and the question is thus resolved
into a ...
Nevertheless , these testimonies , sacred and profane , however they may
appear to conflict , lead . to a tolerably certain conclusion of the existence of two
cities , divided by the small strait of the sea ; and the question is thus resolved
into a ...
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Hardimans History of Galway 435 Letter to the Fundholders 106 | 9 |
Hollands Hopes of Matrimony 328 Liverpool Earl of Letter to on | 50 |
Hopes of Matrimony | 62 |
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