 | Marcus Rainsford (capt.) - 1805 - 536 sider
...exhas iust published respecting you, is not a favour ; for a favour citing them J ' I -IJJ todeliberais a privilege, and a privilege to one class of people is an injury tion» and to all the rest. — They are words which no longer disgrace the insurrection. laws of the... | |
 | Bryan Edwards - 1806 - 446 sider
...sovereignty of the people. The decree which the national assembly has just published respecting you, is not a favour ; for a favour is a privilege: and a...one class of people is an injury to all the rest. — They are words which will no longer disgrace the laws of the French. In securing to you the exercise... | |
 | Bryan Edwards - 1819 - 524 sider
...sovereignty of the people. The decree which the national assembly has just published respecting you, is not a favour; for a favour is a privilege : and a...one class of people is an injury to all the rest. — They are words which will no longer disgrace the laws of the French. In securing to you the exercise... | |
 | John Glassford Hopkirk - 1833 - 72 sider
...would in future participate in the sovereignty of people; that the decree which the National Assembly had just published respecting them was not a favour,...for a favour is a privilege, and a privilege to one 50 class of people is an injury to all the rest ;" — when they were assured that, " above a century... | |
 | Robert Benjamin Lewis - 1844 - 414 sider
...The decree which the national assembly has just published respecting you, is not a favor; for a favor is a privilege: and a privilege to one class of people is an injury to all the rest. They are words which will no longer disgrace the laws of the French. ' In securing to you the exercise... | |
 | Robert C. O. Benjamin - 1888 - 538 sider
...sovereignty of the people. The decree which the national assembly has just published respecting you, is not a favour ; for a favour is a privilege: and a...one class of people is an injury to all the rest. They are words which no longer disgrace the laws of the French. In securing to you the exercise of... | |
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Reinstated in the fulness of your rights, you will in future participate of the sovereignty of the people. The decree which the national assembly has just published respecting you, is not a favour ; for a favour is a privilege: and a privilege to one... 