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... particular appeal to facts . The author , how- ever , candidly diftinguishes between the genius of an ancient conflitution , and the fentiments of the reigning clergy . For the cruel maxims of their ancestors , he acknowleges that the ...
... particular appeal to facts . The author , how- ever , candidly diftinguishes between the genius of an ancient conflitution , and the fentiments of the reigning clergy . For the cruel maxims of their ancestors , he acknowleges that the ...
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... particular privileges , and adopted fuch regulations , as enfured protection to their perfons , and fuccefs to their operations . ' Hence it appears , that under the two firft races of the French monarchy , the commerce of France was of ...
... particular privileges , and adopted fuch regulations , as enfured protection to their perfons , and fuccefs to their operations . ' Hence it appears , that under the two firft races of the French monarchy , the commerce of France was of ...
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... particular , to endeavour to compress his ideas , and to give us facts and inferences only ; adding , however , if he pleafes , fuch hints for farther improve- ment , as he has not , himself , yet had an opportunity of afcer- taining ...
... particular , to endeavour to compress his ideas , and to give us facts and inferences only ; adding , however , if he pleafes , fuch hints for farther improve- ment , as he has not , himself , yet had an opportunity of afcer- taining ...
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