Critical, Historical and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 2Sheldon, 1860 |
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... to taste , to ostentation , or to the affections . How small a portion of the income of a gentleman in easy circumstances is laid out merely in giving pleasurable sensations to the body of the pos- sessor MILL'S ESSAY ON GOVERNMENT . 15.
... to taste , to ostentation , or to the affections . How small a portion of the income of a gentleman in easy circumstances is laid out merely in giving pleasurable sensations to the body of the pos- sessor MILL'S ESSAY ON GOVERNMENT . 15.
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Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay Edwin Percy Whipple. giving pleasurable sensations to the body of the pos- sessor ! The greater part even of what is spent on his kitchen and his cellar goes , not to titillate his palate , but to ...
Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay Edwin Percy Whipple. giving pleasurable sensations to the body of the pos- sessor ! The greater part even of what is spent on his kitchen and his cellar goes , not to titillate his palate , but to ...
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... bodies descended to the earth varied exactly as their weights , refused to believe the contrary on the evidence of their own eyes and ears . The British constitution , according to Mr. Mill's classification , is a mixture of monarchy ...
... bodies descended to the earth varied exactly as their weights , refused to believe the contrary on the evidence of their own eyes and ears . The British constitution , according to Mr. Mill's classification , is a mixture of monarchy ...
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... bodies , each possessing a perfect and entire power , which cannot be taken from it with- out its own concurrence ? What is the meaning of the words stronger and weaker , when applied to such bod- ies as these ? The one may , indeed ...
... bodies , each possessing a perfect and entire power , which cannot be taken from it with- out its own concurrence ? What is the meaning of the words stronger and weaker , when applied to such bod- ies as these ? The one may , indeed ...
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... community , however , can choose representa- tives . " The next question is - How must the representative body be constituted ? Mr. Mill lays down two princi- ples , about which , he says , " it MILL'S ESSAY ON GOVERNMENT . 29.
... community , however , can choose representa- tives . " The next question is - How must the representative body be constituted ? Mr. Mill lays down two princi- ples , about which , he says , " it MILL'S ESSAY ON GOVERNMENT . 29.
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