The Monitor, 第 1 卷J. Scott, 1760 - 502 頁 |
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第 2 頁
... prince can have no right to difcufs queftions relating to govern- ment : their obedience is unconditional and il- limited ; and they have no liberty , but what they occafionally enjoy by the accident of having a mild and benevolent prince ...
... prince can have no right to difcufs queftions relating to govern- ment : their obedience is unconditional and il- limited ; and they have no liberty , but what they occafionally enjoy by the accident of having a mild and benevolent prince ...
第 100 頁
... Prince of Orange landed in the weft , is a proof that England may be invaded . Yes : but to what fhall we charge the fuccefs of that invafion ? was that Prince to be confidered in the light of a French King , whofe intereft is our ruin ...
... Prince of Orange landed in the weft , is a proof that England may be invaded . Yes : but to what fhall we charge the fuccefs of that invafion ? was that Prince to be confidered in the light of a French King , whofe intereft is our ruin ...
第 397 頁
... prince , and in measures to deftroy the power of the people . WHAT raised the indignation of the English against Ranulph Bishop of Durham , whom Rufus raised from a mean parentage to the head of the treasury ? was it not his plundering ...
... prince , and in measures to deftroy the power of the people . WHAT raised the indignation of the English against Ranulph Bishop of Durham , whom Rufus raised from a mean parentage to the head of the treasury ? was it not his plundering ...
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