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... equal rights , on the fuppofition that it requires wo- men as well as men , and boys and girls as well grown perfons , to be admitted to a fhare in government . He maintains that a people may be forced to obey laws which are for their ...
... equal rights , on the fuppofition that it requires wo- men as well as men , and boys and girls as well grown perfons , to be admitted to a fhare in government . He maintains that a people may be forced to obey laws which are for their ...
Pagina 391
... equal intervals of time the expansions were in geometric pro- greffion . By this he was enabled to get the meafure of the bar be- fore it was applied to the inftrument . This will be belt understood by explaining an experiment . The ...
... equal intervals of time the expansions were in geometric pro- greffion . By this he was enabled to get the meafure of the bar be- fore it was applied to the inftrument . This will be belt understood by explaining an experiment . The ...
Pagina 484
... equal with re- Spect to rights , than in confequence of their defire and fenfe of hap- piness ; and then , obferving that brutes have alfo this defire and fenfe , he attempts to ridicule the propofition , by concluding that brutes are equal ...
... equal with re- Spect to rights , than in confequence of their defire and fenfe of hap- piness ; and then , obferving that brutes have alfo this defire and fenfe , he attempts to ridicule the propofition , by concluding that brutes are equal ...
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