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... becomes more advantageous to those who enjoy it ; and thus that which originated in religious hatred is maintained ... become privileges to the persecutors , it is extremely difficult to abolish them . Cupidity for a long time shelters ...
... becomes more advantageous to those who enjoy it ; and thus that which originated in religious hatred is maintained ... become privileges to the persecutors , it is extremely difficult to abolish them . Cupidity for a long time shelters ...
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... become more trust - worthy than many who may not yet have deserted . Desertion is a crime by which the country ... becomes more and more a system , encouraged by im- punity ; for although a deserter is severely punished when he is taken ...
... become more trust - worthy than many who may not yet have deserted . Desertion is a crime by which the country ... becomes more and more a system , encouraged by im- punity ; for although a deserter is severely punished when he is taken ...
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... become fond of war , or that war is become a necessary form of their exist- ence , they are making rapid strides towards dissolution . The wars of this reign have been unnatural , impolitic , and ruinous in the ex- treme . They have ...
... become fond of war , or that war is become a necessary form of their exist- ence , they are making rapid strides towards dissolution . The wars of this reign have been unnatural , impolitic , and ruinous in the ex- treme . They have ...
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Sermons Collective See Jervis Bidlake | 2 |
TABLE | 8 |
Moores George Tales of the Passions | 14 |
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