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Pagina 126
... means of attaining it . To procure an ex- tenfion of territory , by the means of conqueft , was the principal object of Charles's ambition ; in the purfuit of that object his king- dom was inceffantly expofed to all the horrors of war ...
... means of attaining it . To procure an ex- tenfion of territory , by the means of conqueft , was the principal object of Charles's ambition ; in the purfuit of that object his king- dom was inceffantly expofed to all the horrors of war ...
Pagina 346
... means , fee his error , and repent ! POLITICS and POLICE . Art . 32. The Rights of Englishmen ; or , The British Conftitution of Government compared with that of a Democratic Republic . By the Author of the Hiftory of the Republic of ...
... means , fee his error , and repent ! POLITICS and POLICE . Art . 32. The Rights of Englishmen ; or , The British Conftitution of Government compared with that of a Democratic Republic . By the Author of the Hiftory of the Republic of ...
Pagina 347
... means to retain it can be devifed . Thefe means have been fo common place , fo fyftematic in all popular republics , and fo fuccefsful too , that he must be a bungling ftatefman indeed who at the head of a fu- ture democracy fhall omit ...
... means to retain it can be devifed . Thefe means have been fo common place , fo fyftematic in all popular republics , and fo fuccefsful too , that he must be a bungling ftatefman indeed who at the head of a fu- ture democracy fhall omit ...
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