The Edinburgh Review, Volumen10A. and C. Black, 1807 |
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... nation , before we can be safe from the hostility of a nation much more numerous in arms : and , that we are not already an armed nation , is owing mainly to the pains which have been taken to disguise from us this necessity , to feed ...
... nation , before we can be safe from the hostility of a nation much more numerous in arms : and , that we are not already an armed nation , is owing mainly to the pains which have been taken to disguise from us this necessity , to feed ...
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... nation , and the conteft in which we are engaged . Its most perni- cious effect , is in relaxing the vigilant ... nation were set at liberty , and rose , by their natural buoyancy , to the higher regions of the state . The ruin and ...
... nation , and the conteft in which we are engaged . Its most perni- cious effect , is in relaxing the vigilant ... nation were set at liberty , and rose , by their natural buoyancy , to the higher regions of the state . The ruin and ...
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... nation , all those habits and talents by which men could be qualified for public situations ; and , for several centuries , the Continent of Europe presented the uniform spec- tacle of a stupid and brutish commonalty , submitting ...
... nation , all those habits and talents by which men could be qualified for public situations ; and , for several centuries , the Continent of Europe presented the uniform spec- tacle of a stupid and brutish commonalty , submitting ...
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... nation was put in requisition for the service of government , by the mere notoriety of the fact , that it would be ... nations of the Continent are , as France was fifty years before the revolution ; bestowing every important employ ...
... nation was put in requisition for the service of government , by the mere notoriety of the fact , that it would be ... nations of the Continent are , as France was fifty years before the revolution ; bestowing every important employ ...
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... nation . Here , then , is one great fource of exclufion , which operates , with us , far more extenfively than in any other country . Those who are in poffeffion of power , and entitled to nominate to the great and influencing ...
... nation . Here , then , is one great fource of exclufion , which operates , with us , far more extenfively than in any other country . Those who are in poffeffion of power , and entitled to nominate to the great and influencing ...
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