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Page 247
... interests of the commonwealth at large , that on all occasions they were ready to sacrifice to it their own private ... interest in these great concerns , which most engage the higher passions of men , and constitute the pride of life ...
... interests of the commonwealth at large , that on all occasions they were ready to sacrifice to it their own private ... interest in these great concerns , which most engage the higher passions of men , and constitute the pride of life ...
Page 361
... interest of mankind requires to be generally known , they must chuse that medium of communication which is most likely to attract atten- tion . Hence the authors of the Spectator have ac- quired immortal reputation by those detached ...
... interest of mankind requires to be generally known , they must chuse that medium of communication which is most likely to attract atten- tion . Hence the authors of the Spectator have ac- quired immortal reputation by those detached ...
Page 481
... interests of the state , 2dly , The modifications with regard to what those interests would suggest , which arise from the general views or system of the government ; 3dly , The modifications which this system receives from the interest ...
... interests of the state , 2dly , The modifications with regard to what those interests would suggest , which arise from the general views or system of the government ; 3dly , The modifications which this system receives from the interest ...
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