The Works of Sir William Jones, Volume 9J. Stockdale and J. Walker, 1807 |
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Page 17
... citizens , if his temper and inclination had not induced him to prefer the certain advantages of a very ufeful profession to the precarious favours which the giddy populace beftow and resume at their plea- fure . This , however , is no ...
... citizens , if his temper and inclination had not induced him to prefer the certain advantages of a very ufeful profession to the precarious favours which the giddy populace beftow and resume at their plea- fure . This , however , is no ...
Page 42
... citizen thought himfelf wronged , and refolved to feek redress in a court of juf- tice , his first step was to prefer his plaint and de- nounce the name of his adverfary to the fitting magiftrate , who examined the complainant , and ...
... citizen thought himfelf wronged , and refolved to feek redress in a court of juf- tice , his first step was to prefer his plaint and de- nounce the name of his adverfary to the fitting magiftrate , who examined the complainant , and ...
Page 52
... citizens , all at least thirty years old and of unblemished character , but without any stated qualification in point of fortune : before they were admitted into the order of judges , they fwore folemnly , among other things , " that ...
... citizens , all at least thirty years old and of unblemished character , but without any stated qualification in point of fortune : before they were admitted into the order of judges , they fwore folemnly , among other things , " that ...
Page 62
... citizens had vied with each other in fupporting it ; and , as in fome states certain offenders are excluded from the protection of the law , so in a republick few offences can de- ferve that exclufion more juftly than a want of zealous ...
... citizens had vied with each other in fupporting it ; and , as in fome states certain offenders are excluded from the protection of the law , so in a republick few offences can de- ferve that exclufion more juftly than a want of zealous ...
Page 65
... citizens of his ward with many ceremonies , to which we find allufions in the following speeches : the time for ... citizen was infcribed on their common rę- gister ; but he was not a complete burgess till the age of twenty years ...
... citizens of his ward with many ceremonies , to which we find allufions in the following speeches : the time for ... citizen was infcribed on their common rę- gister ; but he was not a complete burgess till the age of twenty years ...
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