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... present , novices in the fcience of government ; new to liberty , and , for that reafon , liable to be hurried away by the first transports of their joy , in a conjuncture fo rapid , and , indeed , aftonishing . If the patriots of ...
... present , novices in the fcience of government ; new to liberty , and , for that reafon , liable to be hurried away by the first transports of their joy , in a conjuncture fo rapid , and , indeed , aftonishing . If the patriots of ...
Page 170
... present exiflence of certain princes , fovereigns , cities , kingdoms , & c .; the latter comprehends truths revealed by the prophets and the hea- venly ambaffadors , whofe divine miffion is undeniably proved by miraculous works ; by ...
... present exiflence of certain princes , fovereigns , cities , kingdoms , & c .; the latter comprehends truths revealed by the prophets and the hea- venly ambaffadors , whofe divine miffion is undeniably proved by miraculous works ; by ...
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... present continents ftand elevated , by the effect of the fame power which has raised them , after having produced their confolidation . 40. In this laft part of your theory , the most important to mankind , the objects of examination ...
... present continents ftand elevated , by the effect of the fame power which has raised them , after having produced their confolidation . 40. In this laft part of your theory , the most important to mankind , the objects of examination ...
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and 1788 | 8 |
Julius or the Natural Son 462 | 17 |
Othoman Empire Hift of 165 | 21 |
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