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... argument , that it is better to fubmit to the inconvenience of having one infufficient functionary in the state , than to run the risk of difplacing the whole administration by dif gufting fome of its moft powerful fupporters . This ...
... argument , that it is better to fubmit to the inconvenience of having one infufficient functionary in the state , than to run the risk of difplacing the whole administration by dif gufting fome of its moft powerful fupporters . This ...
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... arguments whence we deduce these conclu- sions are founded on many general , and many local considera- tions , to which our limits do not admit even of adverting . A more favourable occasion may possibly soon present itself in the ...
... arguments whence we deduce these conclu- sions are founded on many general , and many local considera- tions , to which our limits do not admit even of adverting . A more favourable occasion may possibly soon present itself in the ...
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... arguments , we are afraid , will appear altogether contemptible ; though some of them , to adopt the language of Mr Bruce , may even have tra- velled as far as Paris . In this patriotic class , we suspect we must rank the valiant ...
... arguments , we are afraid , will appear altogether contemptible ; though some of them , to adopt the language of Mr Bruce , may even have tra- velled as far as Paris . In this patriotic class , we suspect we must rank the valiant ...
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... arguments on this subject appear indeed , to us , altogether unanswerable : were sound policy always in uni- son with strict justice , the line of conduct to be adopted would admit of little hesitation . Cotton is raised in Bengal in ...
... arguments on this subject appear indeed , to us , altogether unanswerable : were sound policy always in uni- son with strict justice , the line of conduct to be adopted would admit of little hesitation . Cotton is raised in Bengal in ...
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... arguments in favour of the abolition of the slave- trade are not more clear , than those in favour of the Catholic ... argument against granting them their rights . Expediency can . never permanently stand against justice . And after ...
... arguments in favour of the abolition of the slave- trade are not more clear , than those in favour of the Catholic ... argument against granting them their rights . Expediency can . never permanently stand against justice . And after ...
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