The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 61F. Jeffries, 1787 |
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... ftate , has any natural tendency to make men miferable , it will be a necef- fary and unavoidable confequence , that there could have been no motive for wife men to be virtuous , fo long as mankind were ignorant of the future ftate ...
... ftate , has any natural tendency to make men miferable , it will be a necef- fary and unavoidable confequence , that there could have been no motive for wife men to be virtuous , fo long as mankind were ignorant of the future ftate ...
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... ftate a cafe where it is neceffary " that it fhould be abused ; and it is the " felicity of thofe who live under a free " conftitution of government , that it is " equally impoffible to ftate a cafe where " it can be abufed with ...
... ftate a cafe where it is neceffary " that it fhould be abused ; and it is the " felicity of thofe who live under a free " conftitution of government , that it is " equally impoffible to ftate a cafe where " it can be abufed with ...
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... ftate of the Bombay . Sir Charles Middleton faid , that he could produce convincing proofs of the contrary , if he thought it confiftent with his duty to the public to communicate them . Mr. Brett faid , there were five guard- hips on ...
... ftate of the Bombay . Sir Charles Middleton faid , that he could produce convincing proofs of the contrary , if he thought it confiftent with his duty to the public to communicate them . Mr. Brett faid , there were five guard- hips on ...
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