Christian PoliticsLongman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, 1806 - 445 pages |
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Page 6
... labour and patience to imprint the first rudiments of learning . As imagination gathers force , the influ- ence of sensible objects is further augmented . This magic faculty will lend a charm to the merest trifles ; and to a child of ...
... labour and patience to imprint the first rudiments of learning . As imagination gathers force , the influ- ence of sensible objects is further augmented . This magic faculty will lend a charm to the merest trifles ; and to a child of ...
Page 24
... labour , there might be re- quired , for the due distribution of the pro- duce , some settled law or rule , which , as the earth at large grew more peopled , would appear to become still more necessary . And generally , in all the ...
... labour , there might be re- quired , for the due distribution of the pro- duce , some settled law or rule , which , as the earth at large grew more peopled , would appear to become still more necessary . And generally , in all the ...
Page 26
... labour ; and men generally will not labour but upon the urgency of necessity . If every man was provided with a stock of the necessaries of life , or had wealth to purchase them , we should see few shuttles in motion , and few ploughs ...
... labour ; and men generally will not labour but upon the urgency of necessity . If every man was provided with a stock of the necessaries of life , or had wealth to purchase them , we should see few shuttles in motion , and few ploughs ...
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... labour to bring to market , and of those who come with a price in their hands to purchase it . If we apply these remarks to the case of personal liberty , it will appear , that in every civil society , whatever be its form and con ...
... labour to bring to market , and of those who come with a price in their hands to purchase it . If we apply these remarks to the case of personal liberty , it will appear , that in every civil society , whatever be its form and con ...
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... labour , will be more at large ; and those few who are amply pro- vided , and are under no restraint from others , may ramble round the world at their plea- sure , without any impediments except those arising from the want of bodily ...
... labour , will be more at large ; and those few who are amply pro- vided , and are under no restraint from others , may ramble round the world at their plea- sure , without any impediments except those arising from the want of bodily ...
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