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... spirit ceafe to prevail in the minds of a people , how can they long fubfift in that State without arbi- trary power ? The notion of public spirit cannot be confined ; its object is ages paft , and it looks forward to the verge of time ...
... spirit ceafe to prevail in the minds of a people , how can they long fubfift in that State without arbi- trary power ? The notion of public spirit cannot be confined ; its object is ages paft , and it looks forward to the verge of time ...
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... Spirit of CONTRADICTION in But to what end. royal navy ; which may fometimes be ren- dered more univerfal by the concurrence of any , or all the other more fubordinate caufes ? Upon an impartial comparison of fuch facts , and fcorbutic ...
... Spirit of CONTRADICTION in But to what end. royal navy ; which may fometimes be ren- dered more univerfal by the concurrence of any , or all the other more fubordinate caufes ? Upon an impartial comparison of fuch facts , and fcorbutic ...
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... spirit , for the detection of fome enormous crime . About ten at night , the Gentlemen met in the chamber , in which the girl , fupposed to be difturbed by a fpirit , had , with proper caution , been put to bed by feveral Ladies . They ...
... spirit , for the detection of fome enormous crime . About ten at night , the Gentlemen met in the chamber , in which the girl , fupposed to be difturbed by a fpirit , had , with proper caution , been put to bed by feveral Ladies . They ...
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