The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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Such , I truft , will be the government of France . France ! whofe crimes and miferies pofterity will impute to us . France ! to whom pofterity will impute their virtues and their happiness . • Government over the people is known by the ...
Such , I truft , will be the government of France . France ! whofe crimes and miferies pofterity will impute to us . France ! to whom pofterity will impute their virtues and their happiness . • Government over the people is known by the ...
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... France , and maintains that wherever her principles extend , they will car- ry with them anarchy , robbery , and immorality . To prove this , is his object ; and he deems thofe but fuperficial obfervers who cannot trace the crimes of ...
... France , and maintains that wherever her principles extend , they will car- ry with them anarchy , robbery , and immorality . To prove this , is his object ; and he deems thofe but fuperficial obfervers who cannot trace the crimes of ...
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A REVIEW OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS , FROM JANUARY to APRIL , 1796 . W FRANCE . THEN the British minifter informed the nation , in the famous declaration of his majefty of the 8th of December , " That fuch an order of things had taken place in ...
A REVIEW OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS , FROM JANUARY to APRIL , 1796 . W FRANCE . THEN the British minifter informed the nation , in the famous declaration of his majefty of the 8th of December , " That fuch an order of things had taken place in ...
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