The Monitor, 第 1 卷J. Scott, 1760 - 502 頁 |
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... shall lay a new burden of several hundreds of thousands a year upon a nation , whofe lands are mortgaged , whose revenues are anticipated , and whofe taxes cannot be borne without murmurs , nor increa- fed without danger . No place , no ...
... shall lay a new burden of several hundreds of thousands a year upon a nation , whofe lands are mortgaged , whose revenues are anticipated , and whofe taxes cannot be borne without murmurs , nor increa- fed without danger . No place , no ...
第 216 頁
... shall pre- vail ; or they , who nourish and propagate it , who eat themselves , and tempt others to eat the baneful fruit it bears . On this it may depend , whether they shall prevail , who oppose with all their interest and eloquence ...
... shall pre- vail ; or they , who nourish and propagate it , who eat themselves , and tempt others to eat the baneful fruit it bears . On this it may depend , whether they shall prevail , who oppose with all their interest and eloquence ...
第 266 頁
... Shall we , through fear of being conquered by a foreigner , put ourfelves into a condition almost as bad , or in fome respects , a great deal worse ? what does this come short of the laconic motto , ne moriare mori ! When we are obliged ...
... Shall we , through fear of being conquered by a foreigner , put ourfelves into a condition almost as bad , or in fome respects , a great deal worse ? what does this come short of the laconic motto , ne moriare mori ! When we are obliged ...
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