The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 15Philological Society of London, 1789 |
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laws of justice , to be more tranquil ufur pers . Let them defcend from their exalt- ed rank , that they may be put on our level ; or , at least , prefent us with a par- tition lefs unequal ; and we fhall then be able to conceive , that ...
laws of justice , to be more tranquil ufur pers . Let them defcend from their exalt- ed rank , that they may be put on our level ; or , at least , prefent us with a par- tition lefs unequal ; and we fhall then be able to conceive , that ...
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... laws ; the favour he fhews to fimplicity of manners , and his own example : " When the fun rifes on the states of this prince , he finds him already occupied in the duties of his ftation . At fix in the morning he has wiped away many a ...
... laws ; the favour he fhews to fimplicity of manners , and his own example : " When the fun rifes on the states of this prince , he finds him already occupied in the duties of his ftation . At fix in the morning he has wiped away many a ...
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... laws of this country . He had been at the trouble of wading through the ftatutes at large , and their Lordfhips would be aftonished when he told them there were above 100 existing laws , inflicting penalties on fuppofed religious ...
... laws of this country . He had been at the trouble of wading through the ftatutes at large , and their Lordfhips would be aftonished when he told them there were above 100 existing laws , inflicting penalties on fuppofed religious ...
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