The Monitor, 第 1 卷J. Scott, 1760 - 502 頁 |
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第 59 頁
... nature has given them for a guard to themselves , and annoyance of their enemies ? No : and fhall we iflanders , whom nature has armed with an adamantine bulwark round our nation , which no power can force , except we pare the lion's ...
... nature has given them for a guard to themselves , and annoyance of their enemies ? No : and fhall we iflanders , whom nature has armed with an adamantine bulwark round our nation , which no power can force , except we pare the lion's ...
第 190 頁
... nature , and to be admirably converfant in the ways of the world : and from the great fuccefs , I am fenfible , you may have met with , you may probably be startled at a repulse from me . It is a maxim I have heard , that every man has ...
... nature , and to be admirably converfant in the ways of the world : and from the great fuccefs , I am fenfible , you may have met with , you may probably be startled at a repulse from me . It is a maxim I have heard , that every man has ...
第 289 頁
... nature : but even in these taxes there ought to be fufficient care taken to collect them without endangering the liberty of the subject . But , THE minifter , that keeps but one point in view that regards not the diftreffes of the ...
... nature : but even in these taxes there ought to be fufficient care taken to collect them without endangering the liberty of the subject . But , THE minifter , that keeps but one point in view that regards not the diftreffes of the ...
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