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Page 37
... equally -upon all . « These principles have doubtless borne a hostile aspect towards the greater part of existing governments , which have supported themselves upon maxims so much the reverse ; but has Philosophy urged the demolition of ...
... equally -upon all . « These principles have doubtless borne a hostile aspect towards the greater part of existing governments , which have supported themselves upon maxims so much the reverse ; but has Philosophy urged the demolition of ...
Page 259
... equally on the priests , the nobility , and the people . Doubtless his system may have had its good effects : but that he really intended , by his sanguinary and despotic acts , only to benefit his country and revive the decaying ...
... equally on the priests , the nobility , and the people . Doubtless his system may have had its good effects : but that he really intended , by his sanguinary and despotic acts , only to benefit his country and revive the decaying ...
Page 485
... equally rapid . In multiplying the number of copies of works of genius , in poetry or eloquence , the press has enabled whole classes of men to participate in the enjoyment of the fine arts , who were utter strangers to them before ...
... equally rapid . In multiplying the number of copies of works of genius , in poetry or eloquence , the press has enabled whole classes of men to participate in the enjoyment of the fine arts , who were utter strangers to them before ...
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