The Pamphleteer, Band 24A. J. Valpy., 1824 |
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... fact , it has become impossible for the latter , in the conduct of their af- fairs , to move totally uninfluenced by the former . In future we shall hear no more of the independence of nations , for these two powers will exercise ...
... fact , it has become impossible for the latter , in the conduct of their af- fairs , to move totally uninfluenced by the former . In future we shall hear no more of the independence of nations , for these two powers will exercise ...
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... fact the same vivifying principle to the social state which the sun is to nature at large ; for without the concurrence of men there would be neither the nerves nor sinews of a kingdom ; and without the in- vigorating influence of the ...
... fact the same vivifying principle to the social state which the sun is to nature at large ; for without the concurrence of men there would be neither the nerves nor sinews of a kingdom ; and without the in- vigorating influence of the ...
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... fact , England possesses the purse of the world , and disputes with it the absolute possession of the sceptre of universal dominion ! She has arrived at such a degree of wealth , that , nationally speaking , the words " gain " or " lose ...
... fact , England possesses the purse of the world , and disputes with it the absolute possession of the sceptre of universal dominion ! She has arrived at such a degree of wealth , that , nationally speaking , the words " gain " or " lose ...
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... fact neither social comforts , nor enlargement of the human intellect , but where commercial intercourse is in active operation . In other countries it is the influence of commerce which enables a people to compass the world ; to ...
... fact neither social comforts , nor enlargement of the human intellect , but where commercial intercourse is in active operation . In other countries it is the influence of commerce which enables a people to compass the world ; to ...
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... facts is , that the number of our fellow - creatures , to whom the enjoyment of the gifts of nature , more or less ... fact nearly unknown on the continent . The same advance in excellence has taken place with respect to the English ...
... facts is , that the number of our fellow - creatures , to whom the enjoyment of the gifts of nature , more or less ... fact nearly unknown on the continent . The same advance in excellence has taken place with respect to the English ...
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