The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... fubjects ; he could have no other reasons for valuing thofe lives fo very cheap , but only to recommend himself to the bigotry of the Spanish nation . How should there be induftry in a country where all property is precarious ? What fubject ...
... fubjects ; he could have no other reasons for valuing thofe lives fo very cheap , but only to recommend himself to the bigotry of the Spanish nation . How should there be induftry in a country where all property is precarious ? What fubject ...
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... fubjects . For example ; if fword or peftilence fhould deftroy all the people of this metropolis , ( God forbid there ... fubject to the prince . € For my own part I should believe that seven GX For N ° 200 129 THE SPECTATOR . had loft ...
... fubjects . For example ; if fword or peftilence fhould deftroy all the people of this metropolis , ( God forbid there ... fubject to the prince . € For my own part I should believe that seven GX For N ° 200 129 THE SPECTATOR . had loft ...
Strana 130
... fubject , without property , except of his limbs or labour , is worth at leaft ten fhillings yearly to the fovereign . So much then the queen lofes with every one of her old , and gains with every one of her new fubjects . When I was ...
... fubject , without property , except of his limbs or labour , is worth at leaft ten fhillings yearly to the fovereign . So much then the queen lofes with every one of her old , and gains with every one of her new fubjects . When I was ...
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