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... justice ; the Puritans , shocked by this indecency , working with incessant indus- try and marvellous talent to inaugurate a new régime ; the Catholics alert and intriguing ; the commons intensely active through the dawn- ing of ...
... justice ; the Puritans , shocked by this indecency , working with incessant indus- try and marvellous talent to inaugurate a new régime ; the Catholics alert and intriguing ; the commons intensely active through the dawn- ing of ...
Page 113
... justice in the state ? Then shall the hardest difficulties smooth out them- selves before you ; envy shall sink to hell ; craft and malice be confounded , whether it be homebred mischief or outlandish cunning ; yea , other nations will ...
... justice in the state ? Then shall the hardest difficulties smooth out them- selves before you ; envy shall sink to hell ; craft and malice be confounded , whether it be homebred mischief or outlandish cunning ; yea , other nations will ...
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... JUSTICE , in their not exempting even their king from trial or from execution ; of their MODERATION , in our own experience , and in the certainty that if their violence . should disturb the peace which they have established , they ...
... JUSTICE , in their not exempting even their king from trial or from execution ; of their MODERATION , in our own experience , and in the certainty that if their violence . should disturb the peace which they have established , they ...
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