The Works of Sir William Jones, Volume 1J. Stockdale and J. Walker, 1807 |
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... constitution , and the ardour with which he pronounces himself its champion ; they will also remark that his attachment to it was indelible , and acquired ftrength from his increasing knowledge of its laws and prin- ciples . For an ...
... constitution , and the ardour with which he pronounces himself its champion ; they will also remark that his attachment to it was indelible , and acquired ftrength from his increasing knowledge of its laws and prin- ciples . For an ...
Page 253
... Constitution , which has happily presented it- felf to your imagination , the very idea fixes me with rapture . No , my dear Lord , never believe that any thing is impoffible to virtue ' ; no , if ten fuch as you conceive fuch fenti ...
... Constitution , which has happily presented it- felf to your imagination , the very idea fixes me with rapture . No , my dear Lord , never believe that any thing is impoffible to virtue ' ; no , if ten fuch as you conceive fuch fenti ...
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... constitution , which it is the object of your fociety to un- fold and elucidate ; and from this refolution long and deliberately made , no prospects , no connections , no ftation here or abroad , no fear of danger , or hope of advantage ...
... constitution , which it is the object of your fociety to un- fold and elucidate ; and from this refolution long and deliberately made , no prospects , no connections , no ftation here or abroad , no fear of danger , or hope of advantage ...
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... he avowed himself to be the " author of the dialogue , and maintained that every po- " sition in it was strictly conformable to the laws and " constitution of England . " p . 117 . at least of alleviating their misery , and serv- ing $ 94.
... he avowed himself to be the " author of the dialogue , and maintained that every po- " sition in it was strictly conformable to the laws and " constitution of England . " p . 117 . at least of alleviating their misery , and serv- ing $ 94.
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