The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, a New Ed., with Notes, Volumen6T. Cadell and W. Davies, 1811 |
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... English freeholder , which they enjoy in common with myself , and to make them sensible how these blessings are secured to us by his majesty's title , his administration , and his personal character . I have only one request to make to ...
... English freeholder , which they enjoy in common with myself , and to make them sensible how these blessings are secured to us by his majesty's title , his administration , and his personal character . I have only one request to make to ...
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... English . He regarded those which are our civil liberties , as the natural rights of mankind ; and therefore indulged them to a people , who pleaded no other claim to them than from his known goodness and humanity . This experience of a ...
... English . He regarded those which are our civil liberties , as the natural rights of mankind ; and therefore indulged them to a people , who pleaded no other claim to them than from his known goodness and humanity . This experience of a ...
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... English . Our coun- trymen were dear to him , before there was any pros- pect of their being his subjects ; and every one knows , that nothing recommended a man so much to the dis- tinguishing civilities of his court , as the being born ...
... English . Our coun- trymen were dear to him , before there was any pros- pect of their being his subjects ; and every one knows , that nothing recommended a man so much to the dis- tinguishing civilities of his court , as the being born ...
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... English - born subjects , without the burdens . I need not acquaint my fair fellow - freeholders , that every man who is anxious for our sacred and civil rights , is a champion in their cause ; since we enjoy in common a religion ...
... English - born subjects , without the burdens . I need not acquaint my fair fellow - freeholders , that every man who is anxious for our sacred and civil rights , is a champion in their cause ; since we enjoy in common a religion ...
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... English traders ) he mixed , in a kind of trans- port , with his countrymen , brutalized with them in their habit and manners , and would never again return to his foreign acquaintance . I need not mention the common opinion of the ...
... English traders ) he mixed , in a kind of trans- port , with his countrymen , brutalized with them in their habit and manners , and would never again return to his foreign acquaintance . I need not mention the common opinion of the ...
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