The Spectator, Svazek 2Donald Frederic Bond Clarendon Press, 1965 |
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Strana 172
... subject to the same Inclinations with them- selves . Whether these or other Motives are most predominant , we learn from the modern Histories of America , as well as from our own Experience in this Part of the World , that Jealousy is ...
... subject to the same Inclinations with them- selves . Whether these or other Motives are most predominant , we learn from the modern Histories of America , as well as from our own Experience in this Part of the World , that Jealousy is ...
Strana 211
... Subjects ; he could have no other Reasons for valuing those Lives so very cheap , but only to recommend himself to the Bigotry of the Spanish Nation . ' How should there be Industry in a Country where all Property is precarious ? What ...
... Subjects ; he could have no other Reasons for valuing those Lives so very cheap , but only to recommend himself to the Bigotry of the Spanish Nation . ' How should there be Industry in a Country where all Property is precarious ? What ...
Strana 284
... Subjects , in order to compute the Value of every Subject to the Prince . For my own Part , I should believe that seven Eighths of the People are without Property in themselves or the Heads of their Families , and forc'd to work for ...
... Subjects , in order to compute the Value of every Subject to the Prince . For my own Part , I should believe that seven Eighths of the People are without Property in themselves or the Heads of their Families , and forc'd to work for ...
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