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Page 58
... senate to dismiss them speedily , and to banish all such Attic babblers out of Italy . But Scipio and others of the noblest senators with- stood him and his old Sabine austerity ; honoured and ad- mired the men ; and the censor himself ...
... senate to dismiss them speedily , and to banish all such Attic babblers out of Italy . But Scipio and others of the noblest senators with- stood him and his old Sabine austerity ; honoured and ad- mired the men ; and the censor himself ...
Page 59
... senators hesitated not to express the same opinions before the great council of the nation , as was done by Cæsar in the debates on the Catilinarian conspiracy . - ED . This very curious point of ancient history has never been cleared ...
... senators hesitated not to express the same opinions before the great council of the nation , as was done by Cæsar in the debates on the Catilinarian conspiracy . - ED . This very curious point of ancient history has never been cleared ...
Page 104
... senate , or general council of state , in whom must be the power , first to preserve the public peace ; next , the commerce with foreign nations ; and lastly , to raise monies for the management of these affairs : this must either be ...
... senate , or general council of state , in whom must be the power , first to preserve the public peace ; next , the commerce with foreign nations ; and lastly , to raise monies for the management of these affairs : this must either be ...
Page 108
... senate ; which will be then nothing else but a firm foundation and custody of our public liberty , peace and union , through he whole commonwealth , and the transactors of our affairs twith foreign nations . If this yet be not thought ...
... senate ; which will be then nothing else but a firm foundation and custody of our public liberty , peace and union , through he whole commonwealth , and the transactors of our affairs twith foreign nations . If this yet be not thought ...
Page 110
... senate . The treatise thus revised and enlarged , is as follows : The Parliament of England , assisted by a great number of the people who appeared and stuck to them faithfulest in de- fence of religion and their civil liberties ...
... senate . The treatise thus revised and enlarged , is as follows : The Parliament of England , assisted by a great number of the people who appeared and stuck to them faithfulest in de- fence of religion and their civil liberties ...
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