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... seems to think is almost carried to excess by the present administration . The Colonial department is treated with much brevity . The writer insists on the importance of Canada , on the value of the free ports in the West Indies , and ...
... seems to think is almost carried to excess by the present administration . The Colonial department is treated with much brevity . The writer insists on the importance of Canada , on the value of the free ports in the West Indies , and ...
Pagina 193
... seems always to speak from conviction , and more from his heart than his head . The general good of mankind seems to be his particular interest , and the warmth of his zeal persuades as much as the strength of his argument : the other ...
... seems always to speak from conviction , and more from his heart than his head . The general good of mankind seems to be his particular interest , and the warmth of his zeal persuades as much as the strength of his argument : the other ...
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... seems to us on the whole extremely just : You deign , Madam , ( De Boufflers ) to ask my opinion of the new performance of M. Rousseau . I know that it becomes me better to form my judgment upon yours ; but in compliance with your ...
... seems to us on the whole extremely just : You deign , Madam , ( De Boufflers ) to ask my opinion of the new performance of M. Rousseau . I know that it becomes me better to form my judgment upon yours ; but in compliance with your ...
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