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... object ultimately corrupts the character of a Nation : the Romans were a moral people ; their exclusive pas- sion for Conquest corrupted and destroyed them . The exclusive pursuit of Commerce has the same effects ; and the reason of ...
... object ultimately corrupts the character of a Nation : the Romans were a moral people ; their exclusive pas- sion for Conquest corrupted and destroyed them . The exclusive pursuit of Commerce has the same effects ; and the reason of ...
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... object of the view . " In the 8th paragraph , we meet with the following distich , which appears to us very flat and obscure : - · Who from one simple subject hopes to bring A train of prodigies , as every thing . ' The original ...
... object of the view . " In the 8th paragraph , we meet with the following distich , which appears to us very flat and obscure : - · Who from one simple subject hopes to bring A train of prodigies , as every thing . ' The original ...
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... object is either with the continuance of the present state of the members , or the acquisition of a better by their united force . ' Hence , says he , ' as all Associations to gain what the members do not possess are Offensive , an ...
... object is either with the continuance of the present state of the members , or the acquisition of a better by their united force . ' Hence , says he , ' as all Associations to gain what the members do not possess are Offensive , an ...
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Knowless English Grammar 4th Edit | 38 |
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