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... whole fabric . You would readily have allowed my principle , but you dreaded the consequen- ces ; you thought , that having once entered upon these reason- ings , we might be carried insensibly and irresistibly farther than at first we ...
... whole fabric . You would readily have allowed my principle , but you dreaded the consequen- ces ; you thought , that having once entered upon these reason- ings , we might be carried insensibly and irresistibly farther than at first we ...
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... whole in blood and slaughter . The kings of Syria and of Egypt , the kings of Pergamus and Macedon , without intermission wor- ried each other for above two hundred years ; until at last a strong power arising in the west , rushed in ...
... whole in blood and slaughter . The kings of Syria and of Egypt , the kings of Pergamus and Macedon , without intermission wor- ried each other for above two hundred years ; until at last a strong power arising in the west , rushed in ...
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... whole . I think I have actually mentioned above thirty - six millions . I have not particularized any more . I don't pretend to exactness ; therefore , for the sake of a general view , I shall lay together all those actually slain in ...
... whole . I think I have actually mentioned above thirty - six millions . I have not particularized any more . I don't pretend to exactness ; therefore , for the sake of a general view , I shall lay together all those actually slain in ...
Side 20
... whole cities and nations ; those wasting pestilences , those consuming famines , and all those furies that follow in the train of war ? I have no need to exaggerate ; and I have purposely avoided a parade of eloquence on this occasion ...
... whole cities and nations ; those wasting pestilences , those consuming famines , and all those furies that follow in the train of war ? I have no need to exaggerate ; and I have purposely avoided a parade of eloquence on this occasion ...
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... whole nation . In short , the regular and methodi- cal proceedings of an aristocracy , are more intolerable than the very excesses of a despotism , and in general , much fur- ther from any remedy . Thus , my Lord , we have pursued ...
... whole nation . In short , the regular and methodi- cal proceedings of an aristocracy , are more intolerable than the very excesses of a despotism , and in general , much fur- ther from any remedy . Thus , my Lord , we have pursued ...
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