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Pagina 257
... says , Intrinfic as the work is in itself , it cannot need an apology : ' but we apprehend that few readers , who are converfant with the writ- ings of later moralifts , would be able to labour through the minute details of the goods ...
... says , Intrinfic as the work is in itself , it cannot need an apology : ' but we apprehend that few readers , who are converfant with the writ- ings of later moralifts , would be able to labour through the minute details of the goods ...
Pagina 276
... say they , " haft thou quitted us ? Did we not prepare thy courcoufon well ? Alas ! fhall thy children then behold ... says : You can form no idea of the dreadful ravages which the plague has made , and is ftill making in this country ...
... say they , " haft thou quitted us ? Did we not prepare thy courcoufon well ? Alas ! fhall thy children then behold ... says : You can form no idea of the dreadful ravages which the plague has made , and is ftill making in this country ...
Pagina 454
... says , is practically the worst form of government . ' He evinces this affer- tion from a fhort examination of the most eminent republics that have existed in the world . He condemns the abolition of all titles of nobility ; and he ...
... says , is practically the worst form of government . ' He evinces this affer- tion from a fhort examination of the most eminent republics that have existed in the world . He condemns the abolition of all titles of nobility ; and he ...
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