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any sort ; but , on the other hand , we should not lay a feather more on them than on any other class . ... It is the duty of government to treat all classes alike ; to secure for them an open stage and fair play ; and to tax every man ...
any sort ; but , on the other hand , we should not lay a feather more on them than on any other class . ... It is the duty of government to treat all classes alike ; to secure for them an open stage and fair play ; and to tax every man ...
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... -which avowedly confined the suffrage to the upper and middle classes , and to the more substantial of the working ... existence a class of near 40,000 in a city inhabited by be- tween three and four times this number of persons .
... -which avowedly confined the suffrage to the upper and middle classes , and to the more substantial of the working ... existence a class of near 40,000 in a city inhabited by be- tween three and four times this number of persons .
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The rest of the plebeians were distributed into five classes , according to their property , and these again were di- vided into centuries . ... The first class included eighty centuries - the remaining four classes only ninety .
The rest of the plebeians were distributed into five classes , according to their property , and these again were di- vided into centuries . ... The first class included eighty centuries - the remaining four classes only ninety .
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The Life of Sir Isaac Newton By David now | 1 |
On Political Economy in Connexion with the Moral | 52 |
Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan or the Central | 73 |
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