The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 20Philological Society of London, 1791 |
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... Government , and offer yourself for the defence of what is called " Monarchic Opinion " against the " Republican Syftem . " I accept your challenge with pleasure , and have fuch confidence in the fuperiority of the Republican Syftem ...
... Government , and offer yourself for the defence of what is called " Monarchic Opinion " against the " Republican Syftem . " I accept your challenge with pleasure , and have fuch confidence in the fuperiority of the Republican Syftem ...
Side 211
... government which is made to iffue from and to depend upon the will of a Mob ? -If this be the Civil Power which is to be the effect of that combination which forms Mr. P.'s notion of a Society , then am I free to fɩy , his no- tion is ...
... government which is made to iffue from and to depend upon the will of a Mob ? -If this be the Civil Power which is to be the effect of that combination which forms Mr. P.'s notion of a Society , then am I free to fɩy , his no- tion is ...
Side 212
... government , i . e . a true government , according to the new hypothefis , is , " that the individuals themselves , each in his own perfonal and fovereign right , entered into a compact with each other to produce a government ; and this ...
... government , i . e . a true government , according to the new hypothefis , is , " that the individuals themselves , each in his own perfonal and fovereign right , entered into a compact with each other to produce a government ; and this ...
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