The Republican, Volumen1Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 |
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... Truth only can give health to the mind of man ; truth only can give it serenity ; the real interests of mankind cannot be founded on any other basis than truth . It is by mysterious books and mysterious doctrines that mankind have been ...
... Truth only can give health to the mind of man ; truth only can give it serenity ; the real interests of mankind cannot be founded on any other basis than truth . It is by mysterious books and mysterious doctrines that mankind have been ...
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... truth . You have rightly told me , my lords , that the truth of the book which I have published cannot be tried by this Court , It is removed far beyond the reach of such tribunals . The decision of a jury cannot be final in such a case ...
... truth . You have rightly told me , my lords , that the truth of the book which I have published cannot be tried by this Court , It is removed far beyond the reach of such tribunals . The decision of a jury cannot be final in such a case ...
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... truth . MY LORDS , “ Great is truth and will prevail . " And All that I demand is , a free and a fair trial for it ; a trial in which the odds shall be less unequal than at present , a dun- geon and a mitre . Beware , my lords , how you ...
... truth . MY LORDS , “ Great is truth and will prevail . " And All that I demand is , a free and a fair trial for it ; a trial in which the odds shall be less unequal than at present , a dun- geon and a mitre . Beware , my lords , how you ...
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