The Works of the Right Honorable Joseph Addison, Volume 5William Durell & Company, 1811 |
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Page 45
... nature , the difference lying only in the numbers of such as are employed in state affairs , which are proportioned to the grandeur of the states that employ them . The abby and the town bear a great aversion to one another ; but , in ...
... nature , the difference lying only in the numbers of such as are employed in state affairs , which are proportioned to the grandeur of the states that employ them . The abby and the town bear a great aversion to one another ; but , in ...
Page 47
... nature , without any of the collector's own reflections , I am sure there is nothing in the world could give a clearer idea of the Roman Catholic religion , nor expose more the pride , vanity , and self - interest of convents , the ...
... nature , without any of the collector's own reflections , I am sure there is nothing in the world could give a clearer idea of the Roman Catholic religion , nor expose more the pride , vanity , and self - interest of convents , the ...
Page 49
... nature of the people , and the consti- tution of their governments . Were the Swiss ani- mated by zeal or ambition , some or other of their states would immediately break in upon the rest ; or , were the states so many principalities ...
... nature of the people , and the consti- tution of their governments . Were the Swiss ani- mated by zeal or ambition , some or other of their states would immediately break in upon the rest ; or , were the states so many principalities ...
Page 50
... natural consequences are rapine , avarice , and injustice ; for the more money a man spends , the more must he endeavour to augment his stock ; which , at last , sets the liberty and votes of a commonwealth to sale , if they find any ...
... natural consequences are rapine , avarice , and injustice ; for the more money a man spends , the more must he endeavour to augment his stock ; which , at last , sets the liberty and votes of a commonwealth to sale , if they find any ...
Page 54
... nature from very sensible men , who are most of them furnished with matters of fact which happened , as they pretend , within the compass of their own knowledge . It is certain there have been many exe- 54 REMARKS ON ITALY .
... nature from very sensible men , who are most of them furnished with matters of fact which happened , as they pretend , within the compass of their own knowledge . It is certain there have been many exe- 54 REMARKS ON ITALY .
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