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Page 107
The constitution of the Arcadian society will be hest understood from a transcript
of their laws ; which are short , simple , and comprehensive : LEGES ARCADUM .
• I. Penes Commune summa potestas esto . Ad idem cuilibet provocare jus esto ...
The constitution of the Arcadian society will be hest understood from a transcript
of their laws ; which are short , simple , and comprehensive : LEGES ARCADUM .
• I. Penes Commune summa potestas esto . Ad idem cuilibet provocare jus esto ...
Page 146
The chambers occupied by the female part of the society , compose the right wing
of the house . Each female has a bed - chamber to herself exclusively ; and there
is one sitting - room or parlour appropriated to two females . Their clothing , if ...
The chambers occupied by the female part of the society , compose the right wing
of the house . Each female has a bed - chamber to herself exclusively ; and there
is one sitting - room or parlour appropriated to two females . Their clothing , if ...
Page 446
An Oration Commemorative of the late Major - General Alexander Hamilton ;
pronounced before the New York State Society of the Cincinnati , 31st July 1804.
By J. M. Mason , D.D. & c . 8vo . Is . 6d . Ogle , & c . An energetic and affectionate
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An Oration Commemorative of the late Major - General Alexander Hamilton ;
pronounced before the New York State Society of the Cincinnati , 31st July 1804.
By J. M. Mason , D.D. & c . 8vo . Is . 6d . Ogle , & c . An energetic and affectionate
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