The Literary Magazine, and American Register, Volume 6, Issue 38John Conrad & Company, 1806 |
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Page 325
... lives , and , if possible , forget their errors , the Spanish court has watched over its foreign settlements with the solicitude of a duenna , and regulated their government as if they were to be inhabited by Carthusians . No Spaniard ...
... lives , and , if possible , forget their errors , the Spanish court has watched over its foreign settlements with the solicitude of a duenna , and regulated their government as if they were to be inhabited by Carthusians . No Spaniard ...
Page 328
... live in villages , without any mixture They of Spaniards or people of colour , under a cabildo or magistracy of their own nation , whose authority is controlled by a Spanish corregidor , or protector , to whom an appeal lies against the ...
... live in villages , without any mixture They of Spaniards or people of colour , under a cabildo or magistracy of their own nation , whose authority is controlled by a Spanish corregidor , or protector , to whom an appeal lies against the ...
Page 329
... live , in order to amass a fortune ; France was the home where he proposed to enjoy it . But Spain , in every one of ... lives . The slightest suspicion of a crime is sufficient to hurry a man to prison . The clear- est evidence of guilt ...
... live , in order to amass a fortune ; France was the home where he proposed to enjoy it . But Spain , in every one of ... lives . The slightest suspicion of a crime is sufficient to hurry a man to prison . The clear- est evidence of guilt ...
Page 331
... live in towns , at a great expence , and often above their in- come , and leave the management of their estates to overseers . 4. The Spanish Creole has the most extra- vagant passion for public offices and distinctions ; for military ...
... live in towns , at a great expence , and often above their in- come , and leave the management of their estates to overseers . 4. The Spanish Creole has the most extra- vagant passion for public offices and distinctions ; for military ...
Page 352
... , can only be sup- ported by a minister at the expence of the lives and the liberties of a nation . It is evident , therefore , that 1 Of this fair chance of happiness and liberty the nation 352 ON THE MERITS OF THE FOUNDERS.
... , can only be sup- ported by a minister at the expence of the lives and the liberties of a nation . It is evident , therefore , that 1 Of this fair chance of happiness and liberty the nation 352 ON THE MERITS OF THE FOUNDERS.
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