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... parliament's dismissing commanded generally by the best ci- the army , the army will dismiss the tizens of Rome , by men of great for- parliament , as they have done here- tune and figure in their country , yet tofore . Nor does the ...
... parliament's dismissing commanded generally by the best ci- the army , the army will dismiss the tizens of Rome , by men of great for- parliament , as they have done here- tune and figure in their country , yet tofore . Nor does the ...
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... parliament which , by its Parliaments were generally annu- long duration , like an army of vete- al , but never continued longer than rans , became so exactly disciplined three years , till the remarkable reign to his own measures ...
... parliament which , by its Parliaments were generally annu- long duration , like an army of vete- al , but never continued longer than rans , became so exactly disciplined three years , till the remarkable reign to his own measures ...
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... parliaments , but it extended that For this reason , short parliaments same parliament beyond its natural have been less corrupt than long duration ; and therefore carries this ones ; they are observed , like streams most unjust ...
... parliaments , but it extended that For this reason , short parliaments same parliament beyond its natural have been less corrupt than long duration ; and therefore carries this ones ; they are observed , like streams most unjust ...
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VOL II | 1 |
The effects of a dissolution of the Fede | 16 |
Necessity of the Union | 23 |
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