Critical, Historical, and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 6Mason, 1876 |
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... interest of the state , and the interest of their own am- bition , impelled them to coalesce . By their coalition was formed the ministry which was in power when George the Third ascended the throne . The more carefully the structure of ...
... interest of the state , and the interest of their own am- bition , impelled them to coalesce . By their coalition was formed the ministry which was in power when George the Third ascended the throne . The more carefully the structure of ...
الصفحة 223
... interest which he took in grave subjects , the ardour with which he pursued his studies , and the sense and vivacity of his remarks on books and on events , amazed his parents and instructors . One of his sayings of this date was ...
... interest which he took in grave subjects , the ardour with which he pursued his studies , and the sense and vivacity of his remarks on books and on events , amazed his parents and instructors . One of his sayings of this date was ...
الصفحة 467
... interests of the present gener- ation with those of the human race , 38 , 39 ; attempts to prove that the people understand their own interest , 42 ; refutation of this ar- gument , 43 ; general objections to his theory , 41-47 , 122 ...
... interests of the present gener- ation with those of the human race , 38 , 39 ; attempts to prove that the people understand their own interest , 42 ; refutation of this ar- gument , 43 ; general objections to his theory , 41-47 , 122 ...
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PAGE | 47 |
FRANCIS ATTERPURY | 123 |
Encyclopædia Britannica | 132 |
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