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... nature or training to sympathize with his magnificent projects , and studious , philosophical pursuits . To a lady thus bred , nothing could be more odiously uninviting than the solitary study of a recluse scholar , where no company ...
... nature or training to sympathize with his magnificent projects , and studious , philosophical pursuits . To a lady thus bred , nothing could be more odiously uninviting than the solitary study of a recluse scholar , where no company ...
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... nature ; and that it is a settled maxim of natural law , unimpeachable and eternal , that the people are the source of power , and are therefore superior to their servant and creature , the king or magistrate . If therefore it be asked ...
... nature ; and that it is a settled maxim of natural law , unimpeachable and eternal , that the people are the source of power , and are therefore superior to their servant and creature , the king or magistrate . If therefore it be asked ...
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William Carlos Martyn. it is justly ordained by nature , that he who in- vades the liberty of others , shall , in the very outset , lose his own , and be the first to feel that servitude which he has induced . But if the very patron ...
William Carlos Martyn. it is justly ordained by nature , that he who in- vades the liberty of others , shall , in the very outset , lose his own , and be the first to feel that servitude which he has induced . But if the very patron ...
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