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Pagina 53
... live in the centre of arts and sciences , trade and commerce , where minds of every description meet and improve one another by mutual interchange of ideas , and the polish of social life which emollit mores nec simit esse feros ; but ...
... live in the centre of arts and sciences , trade and commerce , where minds of every description meet and improve one another by mutual interchange of ideas , and the polish of social life which emollit mores nec simit esse feros ; but ...
Pagina 305
... live in subjection to an ignorant and self- willed multitude ; but in proportion to the pressure of this evil the desire to escape from it is strong ; and there is only one means of de- liverance in the United States , namely , by ...
... live in subjection to an ignorant and self- willed multitude ; but in proportion to the pressure of this evil the desire to escape from it is strong ; and there is only one means of de- liverance in the United States , namely , by ...
Pagina 324
... live . Much had been done , before the last session of Parliament , to mitigate the severity of our criminal code , and , as we think , wisely and well ; but it now seems as if we might live to see the extreme penalty wiped from the ...
... live . Much had been done , before the last session of Parliament , to mitigate the severity of our criminal code , and , as we think , wisely and well ; but it now seems as if we might live to see the extreme penalty wiped from the ...
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Notes on the United States By the Right Hon | 20 |
in the British Colonies Ordered by the House | 88 |
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