The Letters of Junius, Volume 1J. Wheble, 1772 |
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... see them obedient to the laws , profperous in their in- duftry , united at home , and refpected abroad , we may reasonably presume that their affairs are conducted by men of experience , abilities and virtue . If , on the contrary , we see ...
... see them obedient to the laws , profperous in their in- duftry , united at home , and refpected abroad , we may reasonably presume that their affairs are conducted by men of experience , abilities and virtue . If , on the contrary , we see ...
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... see Mr. Wilkes abandoned ; but that under Lord Chatham he would act in any office . This was the fignal of Lord Rockingham's difmiffion . When Lord Cha- tham came in , the Duke got poffeffion of the Treasury . Rea- der , mark the ...
... see Mr. Wilkes abandoned ; but that under Lord Chatham he would act in any office . This was the fignal of Lord Rockingham's difmiffion . When Lord Cha- tham came in , the Duke got poffeffion of the Treasury . Rea- der , mark the ...
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... see him persecuted in a way , which the real fpirit of the laws will not justify . The facts , on which these re- marks are founded , are too notorious to re- quire an application . THIS , Sir , is the detail . In one THIS , JUNIUS ...
... see him persecuted in a way , which the real fpirit of the laws will not justify . The facts , on which these re- marks are founded , are too notorious to re- quire an application . THIS , Sir , is the detail . In one THIS , JUNIUS ...
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... 21st instant , opens the deplorable fituation of his country in a very affecting manner ; with a pompous parade of his candour and decency , he tells VOL . I. C us , us , that we see diffentions in all parts of JUNIUS , & c . 17.
... 21st instant , opens the deplorable fituation of his country in a very affecting manner ; with a pompous parade of his candour and decency , he tells VOL . I. C us , us , that we see diffentions in all parts of JUNIUS , & c . 17.
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Junius. us , that we see diffentions in all parts of the empire , an universal spirit of distrust and dis- fatisfaction , and a total loss of respect towards us in the eyes of foreign powers . But this writer , with all his boafted ...
Junius. us , that we see diffentions in all parts of the empire , an universal spirit of distrust and dis- fatisfaction , and a total loss of respect towards us in the eyes of foreign powers . But this writer , with all his boafted ...
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