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... favor of the public hap- piness . " Notwithstanding the popular ferment in favor of France , both Houses seem to have approved the course pursued by Washington in regard to that country ; and as to his proclamation of neutrality , while ...
... favor of the public hap- piness . " Notwithstanding the popular ferment in favor of France , both Houses seem to have approved the course pursued by Washington in regard to that country ; and as to his proclamation of neutrality , while ...
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... favor , to overturn the established [ constitution ] * in favor of their own aggrandizement . - The same thing may likewise be too often accomplished in such Republics , by partial combinations of men , who though not in office , from ...
... favor , to overturn the established [ constitution ] * in favor of their own aggrandizement . - The same thing may likewise be too often accomplished in such Republics , by partial combinations of men , who though not in office , from ...
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... favours and preferences ; -consulting the natural course of things ; --- diffusing and diversifying by gentle means ... favors [ from ] † another , —that it must pay with a portion of its independence for what- ever it may accept under ...
... favours and preferences ; -consulting the natural course of things ; --- diffusing and diversifying by gentle means ... favors [ from ] † another , —that it must pay with a portion of its independence for what- ever it may accept under ...
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