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... State of Great Britain , and its relative Interefts respecting foreign Powers , as delineated in the Speeches of the most diftinguished Members of each House . In which are fully difcuffed the probable Confe- quences of a War with ...
... State of Great Britain , and its relative Interefts respecting foreign Powers , as delineated in the Speeches of the most diftinguished Members of each House . In which are fully difcuffed the probable Confe- quences of a War with ...
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... State , or to have a deliberative voice in its councils . They did not , like the Parliamentary Barons of England , form a permanent Council . Two centuries had almoft paffed fince the laft Convention of the States General . Their very ...
... State , or to have a deliberative voice in its councils . They did not , like the Parliamentary Barons of England , form a permanent Council . Two centuries had almoft paffed fince the laft Convention of the States General . Their very ...
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... state , no one , we prefume , will deny ; because it is evident to common fenfe , that men , who make a compact , must exift prior to the compact which they make . Thofe , therefore , who deny the exiftence of a state of nature , can ...
... state , no one , we prefume , will deny ; because it is evident to common fenfe , that men , who make a compact , must exift prior to the compact which they make . Thofe , therefore , who deny the exiftence of a state of nature , can ...
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