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... ment of the principles which it contained . The author , there- fore , discovering that , with the exception of the introductory letter , he had not in fact kept any clean copy , as he had sup- posed , corrected one of the pamphlets ...
... ment of the principles which it contained . The author , there- fore , discovering that , with the exception of the introductory letter , he had not in fact kept any clean copy , as he had sup- posed , corrected one of the pamphlets ...
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... profound subject , not only for arguments , but for new mate- rials of argument , their measures and their method of arrange- ment ; when we must go out of the sphere of our ordinary of our own . ideas , and when we can never PREFACE . 3.
... profound subject , not only for arguments , but for new mate- rials of argument , their measures and their method of arrange- ment ; when we must go out of the sphere of our ordinary of our own . ideas , and when we can never PREFACE . 3.
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... ment ; no more than I would in the freer parts of my philoso- phical writings mean to object to the piety , truth and perfec- tion of our most excellent church . Both I am sensible have their foundations on a rock . No discovery of ...
... ment ; no more than I would in the freer parts of my philoso- phical writings mean to object to the piety , truth and perfec- tion of our most excellent church . Both I am sensible have their foundations on a rock . No discovery of ...
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... ment , without paying their liberty for the purchase . Now , my Lord , we are come to the master - piece of Grecian refine- ment , and Roman solidity , a popular government . The ear- liest and most celebrated republic of this model ...
... ment , without paying their liberty for the purchase . Now , my Lord , we are come to the master - piece of Grecian refine- ment , and Roman solidity , a popular government . The ear- liest and most celebrated republic of this model ...
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... ment , which we are wisely taught to look upon as so great a blessing . Revolve , my Lord , our history from the con- quest . We scarce ever had a prince , who by fraud , or vio- lence , had not made some infringement on the ...
... ment , which we are wisely taught to look upon as so great a blessing . Revolve , my Lord , our history from the con- quest . We scarce ever had a prince , who by fraud , or vio- lence , had not made some infringement on the ...
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