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... principles are as certain as thofe of the generality of fciences . - The objections to the tendency of polite literature are next confidered : as well as the different theories on this fubject . We here meet with the following re- marks ...
... principles are as certain as thofe of the generality of fciences . - The objections to the tendency of polite literature are next confidered : as well as the different theories on this fubject . We here meet with the following re- marks ...
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... principles themselves is conveyed in the following extract : In fhort , the principles by which our corn laws , in regard to ex- portation of corn , ought to be regulated , are briefly the following . The leading principle is the ...
... principles themselves is conveyed in the following extract : In fhort , the principles by which our corn laws , in regard to ex- portation of corn , ought to be regulated , are briefly the following . The leading principle is the ...
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... principle , that the only valuable rights of man are those which make man happy , this writer deduces a course of reafoning , with which he endeavours to combat the principles of re . formers . There is fomething plaufible in his ...
... principle , that the only valuable rights of man are those which make man happy , this writer deduces a course of reafoning , with which he endeavours to combat the principles of re . formers . There is fomething plaufible in his ...
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