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... thought are , in a great degree , governed by conversation , by reading , and by the prevailing cast of mind in the people among whom we live . Hence chiefly arises national character . Similar habits of thought among a whole people lay ...
... thought are , in a great degree , governed by conversation , by reading , and by the prevailing cast of mind in the people among whom we live . Hence chiefly arises national character . Similar habits of thought among a whole people lay ...
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... thought ; and , accordingly , I have comprised the whole work in a much smaller number of lines than has hitherto been done . • But although I have endeavoured not to lose sight of this prin- ciple , in general , I have never scrupled ...
... thought ; and , accordingly , I have comprised the whole work in a much smaller number of lines than has hitherto been done . • But although I have endeavoured not to lose sight of this prin- ciple , in general , I have never scrupled ...
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... thought that an independent senator should acknow- ledge no superior but the law , and that no man , on any occasion , should put his understanding into commission . The principle of Burke was adopted by Fox , and acted on by the Whigs ...
... thought that an independent senator should acknow- ledge no superior but the law , and that no man , on any occasion , should put his understanding into commission . The principle of Burke was adopted by Fox , and acted on by the Whigs ...
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