The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Volumen8William Durell, 1811 |
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... sedition and impiety . That this man cannot be appointed one of the guar- dians and counsellors of the church and state , is a grievance not to be endured . Every lover of liberty stands doubtful of the fate of posterity , because the ...
... sedition and impiety . That this man cannot be appointed one of the guar- dians and counsellors of the church and state , is a grievance not to be endured . Every lover of liberty stands doubtful of the fate of posterity , because the ...
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... seditious TM libel , and three obscene and impious libels . If these imputations were just , the expulsion was surely seasonable ; and that they were just , the house had reason to determine , as he had confessed himself , at the bar ...
... seditious TM libel , and three obscene and impious libels . If these imputations were just , the expulsion was surely seasonable ; and that they were just , the house had reason to determine , as he had confessed himself , at the bar ...
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... sedition has been since practised , to awaken discontent and inflame indignation . The pa- pers of every day have been filled with exhortations and menaces of faction . The madness has spread through all ranks and through both sexes ...
... sedition has been since practised , to awaken discontent and inflame indignation . The pa- pers of every day have been filled with exhortations and menaces of faction . The madness has spread through all ranks and through both sexes ...
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... Sedition , or obscenity , might be no greater crimes in the opinion of other electors , than in that of the freeholders of Middlesex ; and many a wretch , whom his colleagues should expel , might come back persecuted into fame , and ...
... Sedition , or obscenity , might be no greater crimes in the opinion of other electors , than in that of the freeholders of Middlesex ; and many a wretch , whom his colleagues should expel , might come back persecuted into fame , and ...
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... sedition and obscenity ? The acceptance of a place contaminates no character ; the crown that gives it , intends to give with it always dignity , sometimes authority . The com- mons , it is well known , think not worse of themselves or ...
... sedition and obscenity ? The acceptance of a place contaminates no character ; the crown that gives it , intends to give with it always dignity , sometimes authority . The com- mons , it is well known , think not worse of themselves or ...
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