The Quarterly Review, Volume 68J. Murray, 1841 |
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... opinion of our own on these subjects . We are not writing an essay on the growth of flax - we are only reviewing Mr. Emerson Tennent's book , and endeavouring to excuse ourselves for not being able to bring his scattered facts and ...
... opinion of our own on these subjects . We are not writing an essay on the growth of flax - we are only reviewing Mr. Emerson Tennent's book , and endeavouring to excuse ourselves for not being able to bring his scattered facts and ...
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... opinion , more powerful than itself , by proceeding to levy a direct tax . ' And then a broad hint is given that it would be a revival of the evils in the time of Charles I. , and of ship money . ' A representative government is just ...
... opinion , more powerful than itself , by proceeding to levy a direct tax . ' And then a broad hint is given that it would be a revival of the evils in the time of Charles I. , and of ship money . ' A representative government is just ...
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... Opinion . But what is Public Opinion ? ' — vol . iii . p . 402 . ' I desire to see Public Opinion , which is here your great restraining power , composed , not of the sum of the ruling prejudices , passions , or interests of the day ...
... Opinion . But what is Public Opinion ? ' — vol . iii . p . 402 . ' I desire to see Public Opinion , which is here your great restraining power , composed , not of the sum of the ruling prejudices , passions , or interests of the day ...
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Notes on the United States By the Right Hon | 20 |
in the British Colonies Ordered by the House | 88 |
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