The Works of Hannah More, Volumen4Henry G. Bohn, 1853 |
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... mean part of the liberty of the subject , the prin- ciples which it is proper to instil into a royal personage , become a topic , which , if discussed respectfully , may , without offence , exercise the liberty of the British press ...
... mean part of the liberty of the subject , the prin- ciples which it is proper to instil into a royal personage , become a topic , which , if discussed respectfully , may , without offence , exercise the liberty of the British press ...
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... means to gratify them , should , in the case of royalty , be thought warrantable , because every possible gratification is within reach , what would be the result , but the full - blown luxuriance of folly vice , and misery ? The laws ...
... means to gratify them , should , in the case of royalty , be thought warrantable , because every possible gratification is within reach , what would be the result , but the full - blown luxuriance of folly vice , and misery ? The laws ...
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... means of correction , and must be wholly indebted for their safety to the soundness of their principles , and the rectitude of their habits . Unless , therefore , the brightest light of reason be , from the very first , thrown upon ...
... means of correction , and must be wholly indebted for their safety to the soundness of their principles , and the rectitude of their habits . Unless , therefore , the brightest light of reason be , from the very first , thrown upon ...
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... means of which , the earlier traders between Africa and India were carried across the Persian gulf , without the exercise of that skil ! which as yet did not exist . And , as if to facilitate the conveyance of those most interesting ...
... means of which , the earlier traders between Africa and India were carried across the Persian gulf , without the exercise of that skil ! which as yet did not exist . And , as if to facilitate the conveyance of those most interesting ...
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... means of which a trade was first opened be- tween the Mediterranean and India . David had taken from the Edomites two cities at the Red Sea , Exion - Geber and Elath ; these , we are told , Solomon made sea - ports , and colo- nized ...
... means of which a trade was first opened be- tween the Mediterranean and India . David had taken from the Edomites two cities at the Red Sea , Exion - Geber and Elath ; these , we are told , Solomon made sea - ports , and colo- nized ...
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