The Monitor, 第 1 卷J. Scott, 1760 - 502 頁 |
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第 25 頁
... whigs value themselves for their fteadiness and zeal against those measures ? and can a whig ever renounce that liberty , or ftand dumb , much lefs abet the contrary principles , when the tory rifes up to defend our king and country ...
... whigs value themselves for their fteadiness and zeal against those measures ? and can a whig ever renounce that liberty , or ftand dumb , much lefs abet the contrary principles , when the tory rifes up to defend our king and country ...
第 349 頁
... whigs in these days act upon the principles of those , who brought about the REVOLUTION . < C C C " TIs indeed below the gravity of a sober writer to use the common cant words of the but ' tis fometimes unavoidable , efpe- cially when ...
... whigs in these days act upon the principles of those , who brought about the REVOLUTION . < C C C " TIs indeed below the gravity of a sober writer to use the common cant words of the but ' tis fometimes unavoidable , efpe- cially when ...
第 355 頁
... Whigs are the favourites of the people , as having fo often preferved England . • No perfon could be popular enough in Rome to think of fubverting its conftitution , in the purity of the commonwealth , but Manlius , who had faved the ...
... Whigs are the favourites of the people , as having fo often preferved England . • No perfon could be popular enough in Rome to think of fubverting its conftitution , in the purity of the commonwealth , but Manlius , who had faved the ...
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