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... true understanding of these cases . And this is what I have tried to do . It is true that in doing this I find myself obliged not unfrequently to discuss the moral bearing of historical transactions , and some- times to plead for a ...
... true understanding of these cases . And this is what I have tried to do . It is true that in doing this I find myself obliged not unfrequently to discuss the moral bearing of historical transactions , and some- times to plead for a ...
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... true that the work is constructed on the supposition that both the comment and the text will be read ; nor do I regard any one who skips . either the one or the other as having read the book or qualified himself to criticize it ; but ...
... true that the work is constructed on the supposition that both the comment and the text will be read ; nor do I regard any one who skips . either the one or the other as having read the book or qualified himself to criticize it ; but ...
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... true account of the matter , and therefore that the inference which I had drawn was a mistake . Luckily nothing of importance depended upon it , and it will be completely removed by leaving out all the words within the parenthesis ...
... true account of the matter , and therefore that the inference which I had drawn was a mistake . Luckily nothing of importance depended upon it , and it will be completely removed by leaving out all the words within the parenthesis ...
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... true condition is . The King him- self is above the reach of his people , but cannot be above their censures ; and you are his shadow , if either he commit an error and is loath to avow it , but excuses it upon his Ministers , of which ...
... true condition is . The King him- self is above the reach of his people , but cannot be above their censures ; and you are his shadow , if either he commit an error and is loath to avow it , but excuses it upon his Ministers , of which ...
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... true intelligence . If you flatter him , you betray him . If you conceal the truth of those things from him , which concern his justice or his honour ( although not the safety of his person ) , you are as dangerous a traitor to his ...
... true intelligence . If you flatter him , you betray him . If you conceal the truth of those things from him , which concern his justice or his honour ( although not the safety of his person ) , you are as dangerous a traitor to his ...
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