The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, Volume 44C. Ackers, 1775 - English essays |
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... thought to be fomething more expreffive of our great principle . " A large part of the general body ftill oppofed the committee's plan , and the more it was examined , the weakness of its friends became more expofed . It was ...
... thought to be fomething more expreffive of our great principle . " A large part of the general body ftill oppofed the committee's plan , and the more it was examined , the weakness of its friends became more expofed . It was ...
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... thought to be fomething more expreffive of our great principle . " A large part of the general body ftill oppofed the committee's plan , and the more it was examined , the weaknefs of its friends became more expofed . It was ...
... thought to be fomething more expreffive of our great principle . " A large part of the general body ftill oppofed the committee's plan , and the more it was examined , the weaknefs of its friends became more expofed . It was ...
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... thought themselves en- titled to without their conflituents . At the opening of the firft of these three days debate , one of the confiftent friends of religious li- berty moved , That any country brethren , who fhall be willing to ...
... thought themselves en- titled to without their conflituents . At the opening of the firft of these three days debate , one of the confiftent friends of religious li- berty moved , That any country brethren , who fhall be willing to ...
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... thought of by the pro- moters of the enquiry had been given up on account of the ftrong oppofition they would likely meet with , particularly from fuch gen- tlemen as imagined that the woollen manu- facture might be thereby affected ...
... thought of by the pro- moters of the enquiry had been given up on account of the ftrong oppofition they would likely meet with , particularly from fuch gen- tlemen as imagined that the woollen manu- facture might be thereby affected ...
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... thought fuited to the importance of the subject.- " In a free ftate , every man , who is fuppofed a free agent , ought to be con- cerned in his own government ; there- fore the legislative thould refide in the whole body of the people ...
... thought fuited to the importance of the subject.- " In a free ftate , every man , who is fuppofed a free agent , ought to be con- cerned in his own government ; there- fore the legislative thould refide in the whole body of the people ...
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