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... common with what is called the genius of the people , and as cal- culated only to produce anarchy and ruin . We shall possibly be thus prepared to contend , that the real innovators are those who maintain the monarchical principle to ...
... common with what is called the genius of the people , and as cal- culated only to produce anarchy and ruin . We shall possibly be thus prepared to contend , that the real innovators are those who maintain the monarchical principle to ...
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... common legislator was appointed the island was divided into four quarters , in each of which was established a chief magistrate , who was chosen by the free voice of the people , and who , in addition to the functions of · civil ...
... common legislator was appointed the island was divided into four quarters , in each of which was established a chief magistrate , who was chosen by the free voice of the people , and who , in addition to the functions of · civil ...
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... common with the Greek or Latin classics . The protracted adherence of her people to the religion of Odin , and to the superstitious practices of which it was , in a great measure , composed , however injurious it may have been in other ...
... common with the Greek or Latin classics . The protracted adherence of her people to the religion of Odin , and to the superstitious practices of which it was , in a great measure , composed , however injurious it may have been in other ...
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... common perils of life . In the mystical practices of the magic art , women , as in Macbeth , were principally employed in compounding the ingredients of the cauldron . Indeed the proceedings of Shakspeare's witches , may be considered ...
... common perils of life . In the mystical practices of the magic art , women , as in Macbeth , were principally employed in compounding the ingredients of the cauldron . Indeed the proceedings of Shakspeare's witches , may be considered ...
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... common origin and religion , language , manners , laws , and government , but it was closely blended with the fortunes of the Franks , Saxons , and other Teutonic tribes , in the same manner as the Dorians , Ionians , and other cognate ...
... common origin and religion , language , manners , laws , and government , but it was closely blended with the fortunes of the Franks , Saxons , and other Teutonic tribes , in the same manner as the Dorians , Ionians , and other cognate ...
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