The American museum, or, Repository of ancient and modern fugitive pieces [afterw.] The American museum, or, Universal magazine [ed. by M. Carey]., Volume 2Mathew Carey 1789 |
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... racter , improvements have advanced ; but yet many centuries of fufferings have not every where been able to di- veft rights , and the active fprings of government , of thofe unintelligible forms in which diftant caufes clothed them ...
... racter , improvements have advanced ; but yet many centuries of fufferings have not every where been able to di- veft rights , and the active fprings of government , of thofe unintelligible forms in which diftant caufes clothed them ...
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... racter as was deemed neceffary by the aritiocracy , was at once general of the army , judge , and magiftrate . The want of energy in the powers of their government , obliged the fe- nate the people had nothing to do in this important ...
... racter as was deemed neceffary by the aritiocracy , was at once general of the army , judge , and magiftrate . The want of energy in the powers of their government , obliged the fe- nate the people had nothing to do in this important ...
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... racter , their word of honour is the fanction , under which thefe high courts in other countries , have given their fentence : but with us , like the other judges of the union , like the reft of the people , of which they are never to ...
... racter , their word of honour is the fanction , under which thefe high courts in other countries , have given their fentence : but with us , like the other judges of the union , like the reft of the people , of which they are never to ...
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... racter introduce into the governments of those whom they pretended to protect ! Let candid men judge , then , whe- ther the divifion of America into any given number of independent fore- reignties would tend to fecure against the ...
... racter introduce into the governments of those whom they pretended to protect ! Let candid men judge , then , whe- ther the divifion of America into any given number of independent fore- reignties would tend to fecure against the ...
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