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...Whatever is thus gained ought to be reftoted, and thofe who have conquered by fuch treachery may be juftly denied the protection of. their native country. WHOEVER...deceives, but of the diminution of that confidence which coaftitutes not only the eafe but the exiftence of fociety. He that fuffers by impofture has too often...

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...reftored; and thofe who have conquered by fuch treachery may be juftly denied the proteñion of their country. Whoever commits a fraud is guilty not only...deceives, but of the diminution of that confidence which conftitute» not only the eafe but theexiltenceof fociety . He that fuffers by impofture hu too often...

...Whatever is thus gained ought to be reftored, and thofe who have conquered by fuch treachery may be juftly denied the protection of their native country. Whoever...deceives, but of the diminution of that confidence which conftirutes not only the cafe but the exiftence of fociety. He that fuffers by impofture has too often...

...Whatever is thus gained ought to be reftored, and thofe who have conquered by fuch treachery may be juftly denied the protection of their native country. Whoever...the particular injury to him whom he deceives, but pf the diminution of that confidence which conftitutes not only the eafe but the exiftence of fociety....

...Whatever is thus gained ought to be reftored, and thofe who have conquered by fuch treachery may be juftly denied the protection of their native country. Whoever...of the particular injury to him whom he deceives, but-of the diminution of that confidence which conftitutes not only the eafe but the exiftence of fociety....

...Whatever is thus gained ought to be reftored, and thofe who have conquered by fuch treachery may be juftly denied the protection of their native country. Whoever...guilty not only of the particular injury to him whom be deceives, but of the diminution of that confidence which conftitutes not only the eafe but the exiftence...

...is thusgain* ed ought to be reftored, and thofe who have conquered by fuch treachery may be juftly denied the protection of their native country. Whoever...of that confidence which conftitutes not only the eafe but the exiftence of fociety. — He that fuffers by impofture has tod often his virtues more...

...Whatever is thus gained ought to be reftored, and thofe who have conquered by fuch treachery may be juftly denied the protection of their native country. Whoever...of that confidence which conftitutes not only the eafe but the exiftence of fociety. He that fuffers by impofture has too often his virtue more impaired...