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nishingly enormous , as will convince the most inconfiderate , that the prefent wasteful expenditure of its government cannot be long fupported by the refources of this State ; even if they were to re- main in their prefent flourishing ...
nishingly enormous , as will convince the most inconfiderate , that the prefent wasteful expenditure of its government cannot be long fupported by the refources of this State ; even if they were to re- main in their prefent flourishing ...
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... prefent flate of the world , he thinks with an uncontrouled freedom , and as freely speaks what he thinks . He is indeed one of thofe preachers and writers who fet others on thinking ; who , by fhaking the prejudices of men , weaken ...
... prefent flate of the world , he thinks with an uncontrouled freedom , and as freely speaks what he thinks . He is indeed one of thofe preachers and writers who fet others on thinking ; who , by fhaking the prejudices of men , weaken ...
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... prefent little remains of it befides the name . The fall of this enormous power ( and they are not the friends of mankind , of fcience , or religion , who with its fupport ) will probably be followed by other great events , with which ...
... prefent little remains of it befides the name . The fall of this enormous power ( and they are not the friends of mankind , of fcience , or religion , who with its fupport ) will probably be followed by other great events , with which ...
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