Critical, Historical and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 4Sheldon and Company, 1862 |
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... less real or the less extensive because disguised under ancient names and forms , was in constant progress . The theory of the Constitution , the fundamental laws which fix the pow- ers of the three branches of the legislature ...
... less real or the less extensive because disguised under ancient names and forms , was in constant progress . The theory of the Constitution , the fundamental laws which fix the pow- ers of the three branches of the legislature ...
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... less galling to the sovereign than that by which he is now constantly tor- mented , and yet which might appear to the people to be a tolerable security against maladministration , Parli- aments would probably meddle less ; and they ...
... less galling to the sovereign than that by which he is now constantly tor- mented , and yet which might appear to the people to be a tolerable security against maladministration , Parli- aments would probably meddle less ; and they ...
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... less understood . Many devices which now mitigate the heat of the climate , preserve health , and prolong life , were unknown . There was far less intercourse with Europe than at present . The voyage by the Cape , which in our time has ...
... less understood . Many devices which now mitigate the heat of the climate , preserve health , and prolong life , were unknown . There was far less intercourse with Europe than at present . The voyage by the Cape , which in our time has ...
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