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... honour ; un- fortunately , they meet with temptations which they did not expect , and they fwerve under a falvo , that they wish to be honeft , but that it is every man's duty to do the best he can for himself and family . This is a ...
... honour ; un- fortunately , they meet with temptations which they did not expect , and they fwerve under a falvo , that they wish to be honeft , but that it is every man's duty to do the best he can for himself and family . This is a ...
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... honour was not given where he thinks honour was moft due ; with the latter , because he thinks they were rejected to the prejudice of the community . He claims to himself the honour of placing the creditors of the state under the ...
... honour was not given where he thinks honour was moft due ; with the latter , because he thinks they were rejected to the prejudice of the community . He claims to himself the honour of placing the creditors of the state under the ...
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... honour , and the patronage annexed to their landed eftates , might have fecured to them ; of these they are deprived ... honour , where honour is due ; and that the benevolent difpofitions of his Majefty , aided by the councils of M ...
... honour , and the patronage annexed to their landed eftates , might have fecured to them ; of these they are deprived ... honour , where honour is due ; and that the benevolent difpofitions of his Majefty , aided by the councils of M ...
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Report of the Commiffioners | 5 |
Roufe on the Landed Property | 19 |
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