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Page 197
... important office is annually transferred from one to another . The theory sounds very plausible , that overseers are to find employment for those who are capable of work ing ; but look to the practice - what overseer or contractor ...
... important office is annually transferred from one to another . The theory sounds very plausible , that overseers are to find employment for those who are capable of work ing ; but look to the practice - what overseer or contractor ...
Page 427
... important chain of notions and truths which supports all the political sciences ? " Such is the first part of our author's work . In the second , his pretensions are very high indeed . They are not only to estimate the merit of all the ...
... important chain of notions and truths which supports all the political sciences ? " Such is the first part of our author's work . In the second , his pretensions are very high indeed . They are not only to estimate the merit of all the ...
Page 479
... important connections , which it was not the province of every man to point out ; he suggests hints , and starts difficulties , which , though he has not the patience and ability to pursue them , may be of considerable importance to the ...
... important connections , which it was not the province of every man to point out ; he suggests hints , and starts difficulties , which , though he has not the patience and ability to pursue them , may be of considerable importance to the ...
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