The Republican, Volumen1Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 |
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... produced a CATO . It was the miseries experienced in this country , by the in- cursions and ravages of the Danes , that produced an ALFRED . It was the tyrannical caprice of Charles the 1st , that produced a HAMPDEN , a LILBURNE , and a ...
... produced a CATO . It was the miseries experienced in this country , by the in- cursions and ravages of the Danes , that produced an ALFRED . It was the tyrannical caprice of Charles the 1st , that produced a HAMPDEN , a LILBURNE , and a ...
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... produced , and in many other instances that might be collected from the Roman history . In the latter years of the republic , the Government was a military ty- ranny , which was at length transformed into monarchy , not at all worse ...
... produced , and in many other instances that might be collected from the Roman history . In the latter years of the republic , the Government was a military ty- ranny , which was at length transformed into monarchy , not at all worse ...
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... produced a work on which , it is probable , he had entertained an idea , that some future society would act . The age was pregnant with systems of government , when Harrington produced his Oceana ; and Hume , who was externally a ...
... produced a work on which , it is probable , he had entertained an idea , that some future society would act . The age was pregnant with systems of government , when Harrington produced his Oceana ; and Hume , who was externally a ...
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