The Friend, Volumen2

action alarm answer arguments Brutus cause Ceraunius character circumstances common conscience consequences declared duty effect English equally essay evil existing faith father fear feelings former France freedom French French empire ground guilt happiness Harlin heart honour hope human independence individual innocent instance interest Jacobin judge justice labour land Lathrodacnus law of nations less liberty live Lord Minto Major Cartwright Malta mankind Maria means ment mind Misetes moral motives natural right nature ness never Nüremberg object once opinion Pamphilus party passions patriots peace peace of Amiens person political poor possess present principles proof Rabbi racter Ratzeburg reason religion remain rendered revolution scarcely sense Sicily Sir Alexander Ball soul spirit statute supposed taxation taxes things thou thought tion treaty of Amiens truth tyrannicide virtue Walcheren whole wise words καὶ πρὸς