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Pagina 92
... intereft in another was to be fup- ported by defpotifm ? The union cannot exift ; and it might eafily have been foreseen , that German Electors would make German Kings , or , in Mr. Burke's words , would affume government with contempt ...
... intereft in another was to be fup- ported by defpotifm ? The union cannot exift ; and it might eafily have been foreseen , that German Electors would make German Kings , or , in Mr. Burke's words , would affume government with contempt ...
Pagina 179
... Intereft concurs with the finer feelings of human nature , to induce flave - holders to treat with humanity and kindness , those who are fubjected to their will and power . There is frequently more happinefs in kitchens than parlours ...
... Intereft concurs with the finer feelings of human nature , to induce flave - holders to treat with humanity and kindness , those who are fubjected to their will and power . There is frequently more happinefs in kitchens than parlours ...
Pagina 211
... intereft of the Peerage is diftinct from that of the other great proprietors . But thefe feparate interefts are few ... intereft to which this variety of defcription may give rife . What- ever may be the little conflicts of ...
... intereft of the Peerage is diftinct from that of the other great proprietors . But thefe feparate interefts are few ... intereft to which this variety of defcription may give rife . What- ever may be the little conflicts of ...
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