Christian PoliticsLongman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1806 - 445 páginas |
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... see hereafter . II . Next to personal liberty we have placed personal security , or the peaceable enjoyment of life , health , and character . 1. As life is fundamental to every other blessing , SECT . II . ] Ends of Government . 29.
... see hereafter . II . Next to personal liberty we have placed personal security , or the peaceable enjoyment of life , health , and character . 1. As life is fundamental to every other blessing , SECT . II . ] Ends of Government . 29.
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... character ; a possession by many more valued , though often more pre- carious and exposed , than any other . The love of consequence we have seen is a prevailing passion in man ; and reputa- tion , by which we hold a place in the good ...
... character ; a possession by many more valued , though often more pre- carious and exposed , than any other . The love of consequence we have seen is a prevailing passion in man ; and reputa- tion , by which we hold a place in the good ...
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... character . And how much a distinguished name is exposed to the at- tacks of envy and malignity , we may learn from the readiness with which it is run down even by those who have no interest in its abasement ; of which , we have a trite ...
... character . And how much a distinguished name is exposed to the at- tacks of envy and malignity , we may learn from the readiness with which it is run down even by those who have no interest in its abasement ; of which , we have a trite ...
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... character of a neighbour or friend is lightly treated , or injuriously depreciated . To moralists in every age this has been a standing topic of complaint , as involving no small part of the misery of human life . Yet these are evils ...
... character of a neighbour or friend is lightly treated , or injuriously depreciated . To moralists in every age this has been a standing topic of complaint , as involving no small part of the misery of human life . Yet these are evils ...
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... mode of subsistence , the same rude- ness of character and manners ; all which must evince how greatly the human powers are in such circumstances cramped and limited in their exertions 54 [ PART I. Liberty in relation.
... mode of subsistence , the same rude- ness of character and manners ; all which must evince how greatly the human powers are in such circumstances cramped and limited in their exertions 54 [ PART I. Liberty in relation.
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