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... fociety to defray the expence ; for these agents could not afford to be thus generous to the public without af- fiftance ; they could not pay for them out of their own pockets . No ; the whole was a well - arranged methodized plan , for ...
... fociety to defray the expence ; for these agents could not afford to be thus generous to the public without af- fiftance ; they could not pay for them out of their own pockets . No ; the whole was a well - arranged methodized plan , for ...
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... fociety , dif- folved all the relations of civil life , violated every right , confounded every duty , which uses the name of liberty to exercise the most cruel tyranny , to annihilate all property , to feize on all poffeffions , which ...
... fociety , dif- folved all the relations of civil life , violated every right , confounded every duty , which uses the name of liberty to exercise the most cruel tyranny , to annihilate all property , to feize on all poffeffions , which ...
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... fociety till 1759 , before which time he had an opportunity of put- ting the effect of these experiments into real practice , in a variety of cafes , and for various purposes , fo as to affure the society he had found them to anfwer ...
... fociety till 1759 , before which time he had an opportunity of put- ting the effect of these experiments into real practice , in a variety of cafes , and for various purposes , fo as to affure the society he had found them to anfwer ...
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Message from bis Majesty to the House of Commons Feb | 11 |
Abstract of the Nero Conſtitution of France | 76 |
Petition of the Society of the Friends of the People praying for a Reform in Par | 82 |
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