The Anti-Jacobin Review and Magazine, Issues 7-10J. Whittle, 1799 |
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Page 7
... mind without even the appearance of any referve . The plain truth of the matter , he says , is— That James violated the conftitutional laws , and the people pro- perly and justly depofed him for this offence . Having thus taken the ...
... mind without even the appearance of any referve . The plain truth of the matter , he says , is— That James violated the conftitutional laws , and the people pro- perly and justly depofed him for this offence . Having thus taken the ...
Page 9
... mind which he discovers who attempts to defend the meafures of Britain in her attack upon the liberties of America . In our review of this work , we have gone into a greater length than , if it be confidered merely in itfelf , its impor ...
... mind which he discovers who attempts to defend the meafures of Britain in her attack upon the liberties of America . In our review of this work , we have gone into a greater length than , if it be confidered merely in itfelf , its impor ...
Page 12
... mind , in this country , at the commencement of the war , and the efforts which were made , by a defperate faction , ftill farther to poison and pervert it , we are led to entertain very ftrong doubts as to the prudence and propriety of ...
... mind , in this country , at the commencement of the war , and the efforts which were made , by a defperate faction , ftill farther to poison and pervert it , we are led to entertain very ftrong doubts as to the prudence and propriety of ...
Page 15
... mind , a correction of judgement , and an improvement of principle ; which , by expofing the falfehood and the folly of modern theorists , re- move the difcontent which their labours are intended to create ; and which , by deftroying ...
... mind , a correction of judgement , and an improvement of principle ; which , by expofing the falfehood and the folly of modern theorists , re- move the difcontent which their labours are intended to create ; and which , by deftroying ...
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... mind in France against this country ; but upon the British agent enquiring into the truth of the statement , Mr. Charretié was induced to contradict his own affertion . From the evidence of Captain George , firft Commiffioner of the ...
... mind in France against this country ; but upon the British agent enquiring into the truth of the statement , Mr. Charretié was induced to contradict his own affertion . From the evidence of Captain George , firft Commiffioner of the ...
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