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... circumstances in fociety , ) of the general ftock of fubfiftence and enjoyment . To eftablish this balance of happiness among individuals may be of as much confequence as to preferve among nations the balance of power . Some of the late ...
... circumstances in fociety , ) of the general ftock of fubfiftence and enjoyment . To eftablish this balance of happiness among individuals may be of as much confequence as to preferve among nations the balance of power . Some of the late ...
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... circumstance of their living too much in towns ; for there are very few villages , and fcarcely any farm - houses . All thefe unfavourable circumstances are the confequence of the feudal feudal cuftom of entailing the estates entirely ...
... circumstance of their living too much in towns ; for there are very few villages , and fcarcely any farm - houses . All thefe unfavourable circumstances are the confequence of the feudal feudal cuftom of entailing the estates entirely ...
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... circumstances of each particular ftate of Europe would be trespassing on the patience of our readers ; many of thefe circumstances have fince undergone much alteration : but the principal event re- lative to continental politics has ...
... circumstances of each particular ftate of Europe would be trespassing on the patience of our readers ; many of thefe circumstances have fince undergone much alteration : but the principal event re- lative to continental politics has ...
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