The North American Review, Volume 4University of Northern Iowa, 1965 - North American review and miscellaneous journal |
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Page 55
... publick affairs of the town , or to give instruction to their representatives in the legislature . The consequences of these institutions have been , that the in- habitants , having acquired from their infancy the habit of discussing ...
... publick affairs of the town , or to give instruction to their representatives in the legislature . The consequences of these institutions have been , that the in- habitants , having acquired from their infancy the habit of discussing ...
Page 195
... publick , to understand publick senti- ment and direct it wisely ; not only to be satisfied as to the honesty of their motives , but to look well to the probable effect of what they are publishing . They must use their influence ...
... publick , to understand publick senti- ment and direct it wisely ; not only to be satisfied as to the honesty of their motives , but to look well to the probable effect of what they are publishing . They must use their influence ...
Page 394
... publick , especially to abuse them . The notoriety which one gains from being extol- led or calumniated in print , may be gratifying to vulgar or abandoned spirits ; and distinguished characters must submit to such display , as to the ...
... publick , especially to abuse them . The notoriety which one gains from being extol- led or calumniated in print , may be gratifying to vulgar or abandoned spirits ; and distinguished characters must submit to such display , as to the ...
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