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Pagina 460
Among the patrician families , a liberality of thinking and talking on political
subjects has gradually crept in , which was unknown some years ago .. , The
following is a lively account of the environs of Berne , and of the town itself : • A
person is ...
Among the patrician families , a liberality of thinking and talking on political
subjects has gradually crept in , which was unknown some years ago .. , The
following is a lively account of the environs of Berne , and of the town itself : • A
person is ...
Pagina 492
La Morale appliquée à la Politique , & c .; i.e. Morality applied to Politics ;
intended as introductory to Observations on French ... The volumes before us are
entertaining , though superficial , and may be characterized as a political manual
for the ...
La Morale appliquée à la Politique , & c .; i.e. Morality applied to Politics ;
intended as introductory to Observations on French ... The volumes before us are
entertaining , though superficial , and may be characterized as a political manual
for the ...
Pagina 495
Thus has this audacious Englishman revealed to us the mystery of iniquity ,
which he offers to his country as a political system . To treat nations like the mate :
rials of any experiment , to divide and pound and bruise in a mortar the individual
...
Thus has this audacious Englishman revealed to us the mystery of iniquity ,
which he offers to his country as a political system . To treat nations like the mate :
rials of any experiment , to divide and pound and bruise in a mortar the individual
...
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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 |
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