The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Band 1Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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... CONSTITUTION OF CHURCH AND STATE . To which is added , Two LAY SERMONS . Edited by H. N. COLERIDGE . Fcp . 8vo . 7s . 6d . NOTES AND LECTURES UPON SHAKESPEARE , and some of the OLD POETS and DRAMATISTS , with other LITERARY REMAINS of ...
... CONSTITUTION OF CHURCH AND STATE . To which is added , Two LAY SERMONS . Edited by H. N. COLERIDGE . Fcp . 8vo . 7s . 6d . NOTES AND LECTURES UPON SHAKESPEARE , and some of the OLD POETS and DRAMATISTS , with other LITERARY REMAINS of ...
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... constitution ; but it would be abfurd to blame the law by which his life is declared forfeit . It were to expect , that by an involved contra- diction the law fhould allow itself not to be law , by allowing the state , of which it is a ...
... constitution ; but it would be abfurd to blame the law by which his life is declared forfeit . It were to expect , that by an involved contra- diction the law fhould allow itself not to be law , by allowing the state , of which it is a ...
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... dans le filence . Mém . du Card . de Retz . How fevere a fatire where it can be justly applied ! how falfe and calumnious if meant as a general maxim ! constitution is that , which fuppofing the ruler to have 86 THE FRIEND .
... dans le filence . Mém . du Card . de Retz . How fevere a fatire where it can be justly applied ! how falfe and calumnious if meant as a general maxim ! constitution is that , which fuppofing the ruler to have 86 THE FRIEND .
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Henry Nelson Coleridge. constitution is that , which fuppofing the ruler to have a different interest from that of his country , and even from himself as a reasonable and moral creature , grounds itself on the incompatibility of ...
Henry Nelson Coleridge. constitution is that , which fuppofing the ruler to have a different interest from that of his country , and even from himself as a reasonable and moral creature , grounds itself on the incompatibility of ...
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... constitutional melancholy pampered into a morbid excess by folitude ; his wild dreams of fufpicion ; his hypochondriacal fancies of hofts of confpirators all leagued against him and his cause , and headed by fome arch - enemy , to whose ...
... constitutional melancholy pampered into a morbid excess by folitude ; his wild dreams of fufpicion ; his hypochondriacal fancies of hofts of confpirators all leagued against him and his cause , and headed by fome arch - enemy , to whose ...
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