 | 1816 - 586 páginas
...legislature, in a nation where the system of pa|>er and patronage prevails, will be governed by thnt interest, and legislate in its favour. It is impossible to do this, without legislating to the injury of the other interest, that is, the great mass of the nation. Such... | |
 | Francis Hall - 1818 - 344 páginas
...malignity first tiegets a multitude of penalties, punishments, and executions, and then vengeance. A legislature, in a nation where the system of paper...legislate in its favour. It is impossible to do this without legislating to the injury oT the other interest, that is, the great mass of the nation. Such... | |
 | Francis Hall - 1818 - 564 páginas
..." then vengeance. A legislature, in a nation " where the system of paper and patronage pre" vails, will be governed by that interest, and " legislate in its favour. It is impossible to do " this without legislating to the injury of the " other interest, that is, the great mass of the " nation.... | |
 | Francis Hall - 1818 - 944 páginas
...malignity first begets a multitude of pe" nalties, punishments, and executions, and " then vengeance. A legislature, in a nation " where the system of paper and patronage pre" vails, will be governed by that interest, and " legislate in its favour. It is impossible to do... | |
 | Francis Hall - 1819 - 592 páginas
...malignity " first Begets a multitude of penalties, punishments, and " executions, and then vengeance. A legislature, in " a nation where the system of paper..." prevails, will be governed by that interest, and legis" late in its favour. It is impossible to do this without " legislating to the injury of the other... | |
 | Charles Austin Beard - 1915 - 518 páginas
...consciousness of inflicting or suffering injuries, fills each with malignity toward the other. ... A legislature, in a nation where the system of paper...legislate in its favour. It is . impossible to do this without legislating to the injury of the other interest, that is, the great mass of the nation. " Such... | |
 | 1816 - 670 páginas
...malignity fu-st begets u multitude of penaltics, punishments and executions, nod then vengeance. " A legislature, in a nation where the system of paper...legislate in its favour. It is impossible to do this, without legislating to the injury of the other interest, that is, the e;reat mass of the nation. Such... | |
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A legislature, in a nation where the system of paper and patronage prevails, will be governed by that interest, and legislate in its favour. It is impossible to do this, without legislating to the injury of the other interest, that is, the great mass... 