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... seems highly expedient that their bitter and encreafing animofities should be fufpended by patriotic and conftitutional means , by the respectable intervention of the middle ranks of men co - operating with the de- clared and active ...
... seems highly expedient that their bitter and encreafing animofities should be fufpended by patriotic and conftitutional means , by the respectable intervention of the middle ranks of men co - operating with the de- clared and active ...
Pagina 239
... seems to have been inferred that , like the members of that odious Convention delegated by the people of France , they were to exercise power over the exifting laws , to fet at nought the authority of the civil magiftrate , ( an ...
... seems to have been inferred that , like the members of that odious Convention delegated by the people of France , they were to exercise power over the exifting laws , to fet at nought the authority of the civil magiftrate , ( an ...
Pagina 403
... seems to have forgotten , that he was conceding one of the great points infifted upon by the friends of Democracy , that it is in vain to have an innocent king , if his minifters , miftreffes , wives , or favourites , be not innocent ...
... seems to have forgotten , that he was conceding one of the great points infifted upon by the friends of Democracy , that it is in vain to have an innocent king , if his minifters , miftreffes , wives , or favourites , be not innocent ...
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