Prose Works, Volume 2Bohn, 1848 - English prose literature |
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Page 47
... parties have from time to time brought it before the public , as an example of the man- ner in which its author's powerful intellect grappled with the question dis- cussed therein ; and however the reader may dissent from his ...
... parties have from time to time brought it before the public , as an example of the man- ner in which its author's powerful intellect grappled with the question dis- cussed therein ; and however the reader may dissent from his ...
Page 93
... parties and par- titions , then will be our time . Fool ! he sees not the firm root , out of which we all grow , though into branches ; nor will beware , until he see our small divided maniples cutting through at every angle of his ill ...
... parties and par- titions , then will be our time . Fool ! he sees not the firm root , out of which we all grow , though into branches ; nor will beware , until he see our small divided maniples cutting through at every angle of his ill ...
Page 105
... parties . If such a union as this be not accepted on the army's part , be confident there is a single person underneath . That the army be upheld , the necessity of our affairs and factions will constrain long enough , perhaps , to ...
... parties . If such a union as this be not accepted on the army's part , be confident there is a single person underneath . That the army be upheld , the necessity of our affairs and factions will constrain long enough , perhaps , to ...
Page 119
... parties , Whigs and Tories , acknowledge , in theory , the demoralizing effect of despotic power upon those who imagine themselves called to exercise it for life . " To the causes already mentioned of the struction of monarchy , we must ...
... parties , Whigs and Tories , acknowledge , in theory , the demoralizing effect of despotic power upon those who imagine themselves called to exercise it for life . " To the causes already mentioned of the struction of monarchy , we must ...
Page 143
... parties , and his majesty is further graci- ously pleased , that a free parliament shall be held in this king- dom within six months after the date of these articles of peace , or as soon after as Thomas lord viscount Dillon of ...
... parties , and his majesty is further graci- ously pleased , that a free parliament shall be held in this king- dom within six months after the date of these articles of peace , or as soon after as Thomas lord viscount Dillon of ...
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