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The increase of our subjects , and still more of our native troops , is an increase not of strength but of weakness ; between them and us there never can be community of feeling . We must always continue foreigners , and the object of ...
The increase of our subjects , and still more of our native troops , is an increase not of strength but of weakness ; between them and us there never can be community of feeling . We must always continue foreigners , and the object of ...
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Never , certainly , were such gigantic talents employed to give a divine sanction to the doctrine of passive obedience ; and the treatise will ever remain a perpetual monument , that it may be possible for the highest genius to accept ...
Never , certainly , were such gigantic talents employed to give a divine sanction to the doctrine of passive obedience ; and the treatise will ever remain a perpetual monument , that it may be possible for the highest genius to accept ...
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But We have no English Bossuet , and we have reason to be thankful that our national life was never so concentrated in the palace as to give a pre - eminence to the court pulpit sufficient to sustain such lofty flights of rhetorical ...
But We have no English Bossuet , and we have reason to be thankful that our national life was never so concentrated in the palace as to give a pre - eminence to the court pulpit sufficient to sustain such lofty flights of rhetorical ...
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