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... nation that all men feel to procure that which is best for them ? If they traverse the ocean to gratify the most frivolous tastes , how shall they be prevented from seizing that which they think is the most important to their solid ...
... nation that all men feel to procure that which is best for them ? If they traverse the ocean to gratify the most frivolous tastes , how shall they be prevented from seizing that which they think is the most important to their solid ...
Pagina 372
... nations easily , they must be governed according to their state of knowlege ; if that be opposed , they become refractory . Look at the English ; would it be possible to govern them a single day in contradiction to the sense of the nation ...
... nations easily , they must be governed according to their state of knowlege ; if that be opposed , they become refractory . Look at the English ; would it be possible to govern them a single day in contradiction to the sense of the nation ...
Pagina 487
... nation was rouzed to resistance . Imagine a people ignorant , fanatical , sober in the midst of plenty , as vain of their poverty as others are of their comforts , never quitting their own country , remaining igno- rant of the manners ...
... nation was rouzed to resistance . Imagine a people ignorant , fanatical , sober in the midst of plenty , as vain of their poverty as others are of their comforts , never quitting their own country , remaining igno- rant of the manners ...
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