The Pamphleteer, Band 24A. J. Valpy., 1824 |
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... opinion and the admiration of the other states ; and each demands to have the honor of protecting the weaker against the stronger power . We might fancy that upon the two extremities of the European Continent two heralds were placed ...
... opinion and the admiration of the other states ; and each demands to have the honor of protecting the weaker against the stronger power . We might fancy that upon the two extremities of the European Continent two heralds were placed ...
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... opinion , ) and by the un- restricted development of the faculties of every citizen , that the wealth of a nation is acquired , and rendered durable . The revenues of Scotland and England must be considered apart from those of Ireland ...
... opinion , ) and by the un- restricted development of the faculties of every citizen , that the wealth of a nation is acquired , and rendered durable . The revenues of Scotland and England must be considered apart from those of Ireland ...
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... opinion of the irritability or mildness of the individual Governor who holds the undivided prerogative of transportation at pleasure ; but , in 1798 , Lord Wellesley made use of this same power , in a more sweeping form , to compel ...
... opinion of the irritability or mildness of the individual Governor who holds the undivided prerogative of transportation at pleasure ; but , in 1798 , Lord Wellesley made use of this same power , in a more sweeping form , to compel ...
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... opinion ( to be exercised some- where ) are legitimate and necessary means towards keeping the Indian Government , like every other , in the right path of duty . Even Mr. Adam fairly admits this , in a printed Indian appeal to his ...
... opinion ( to be exercised some- where ) are legitimate and necessary means towards keeping the Indian Government , like every other , in the right path of duty . Even Mr. Adam fairly admits this , in a printed Indian appeal to his ...
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... opinion can be best exercised ; one party would only have it exercised in England , the other ( approving , likewise , of its employment in England ) is of opinion that it can only be exercised with the greatest vigor and benefit on the ...
... opinion can be best exercised ; one party would only have it exercised in England , the other ( approving , likewise , of its employment in England ) is of opinion that it can only be exercised with the greatest vigor and benefit on the ...
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