Essays on Various SubjectsJ. Johnson, 1809 - 158 páginas |
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... kingdom . The conveni- ence of receiving from them grants of money procured their summons to parliament by their representatives ; the increasing num- ber , wealth , and power of this new order of freemen , taught them their own ...
... kingdom . The conveni- ence of receiving from them grants of money procured their summons to parliament by their representatives ; the increasing num- ber , wealth , and power of this new order of freemen , taught them their own ...
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... kingdoms , and to our nobles , with all their fancied dignity and power , as it is not in human nature to provide a solid bulwark against the continually operating advantages of a crown , unless in the spirit , the free- dom , the equal ...
... kingdoms , and to our nobles , with all their fancied dignity and power , as it is not in human nature to provide a solid bulwark against the continually operating advantages of a crown , unless in the spirit , the free- dom , the equal ...
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... kingdoms the very defective representation of the commons arose , as has already been observed . The emancipation of the villains , and admitting them to the rank of freemen , was no novelty with our German an- cestors . In the ...
... kingdoms the very defective representation of the commons arose , as has already been observed . The emancipation of the villains , and admitting them to the rank of freemen , was no novelty with our German an- cestors . In the ...
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... and reason of representation , has ceased while the very same time and fluctuations of commerce have created many more towns of the first rank and conse- An- quence quence in the kingdom , to which no repre- sentation CXXX MEMOIR OF.
... and reason of representation , has ceased while the very same time and fluctuations of commerce have created many more towns of the first rank and conse- An- quence quence in the kingdom , to which no repre- sentation CXXX MEMOIR OF.
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George Walker. quence in the kingdom , to which no repre- sentation has been extended . Thus , in what- ever view we contemplate the spirit and de- sign of our constitution , we see clearly , that the prayer of the petition has nothing ...
George Walker. quence in the kingdom , to which no repre- sentation has been extended . Thus , in what- ever view we contemplate the spirit and de- sign of our constitution , we see clearly , that the prayer of the petition has nothing ...
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