The Republican, Volumen1Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 |
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... defend , were disposed of . But the lenient and impar- tial Judges of the Court of King's Bench , forsooth , could see no need of this , and he must stand prepared to defend five , or per- haps nine , Informations and Indictments at the ...
... defend , were disposed of . But the lenient and impar- tial Judges of the Court of King's Bench , forsooth , could see no need of this , and he must stand prepared to defend five , or per- haps nine , Informations and Indictments at the ...
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... defend myself is just . will therefore defend myself whilst I have strength , and if I am overpowered and must fall a victim , I will sell my life as dear as possible , and die the death of the virtuous and the brave . " I would ...
... defend myself is just . will therefore defend myself whilst I have strength , and if I am overpowered and must fall a victim , I will sell my life as dear as possible , and die the death of the virtuous and the brave . " I would ...
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... defend it . To oppose force to just reasoning is unjust . To answer false reason- ing by force , is foolish and unnecessary . A bad cause is quickly refuted ; a good cause easily defended . Christianity , though it can bear much ...
... defend it . To oppose force to just reasoning is unjust . To answer false reason- ing by force , is foolish and unnecessary . A bad cause is quickly refuted ; a good cause easily defended . Christianity , though it can bear much ...
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