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... regard for re- the most healthful and delicious si- ligion ; maintain the Catholic faith tuation in Spain . Some months be- in its purity ; let the laws of your fore his resignation , he had sent an country be sacred in your eyes ; en ...
... regard for re- the most healthful and delicious si- ligion ; maintain the Catholic faith tuation in Spain . Some months be- in its purity ; let the laws of your fore his resignation , he had sent an country be sacred in your eyes ; en ...
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... regard he obtained among for- views of private interest , rather than eign nations , are circumstances which the motives of public spirit ; and entitle him to the appellation of a where he deviated from selfish regards great prince ...
... regard he obtained among for- views of private interest , rather than eign nations , are circumstances which the motives of public spirit ; and entitle him to the appellation of a where he deviated from selfish regards great prince ...
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... regard to their contest . Yet may all these enormi - property . Though few monarchs ever ties , if fairly and candidly examined , offended a people more , he yielded be imputed , in a great measure , to to none in his love of his ...
... regard to their contest . Yet may all these enormi - property . Though few monarchs ever ties , if fairly and candidly examined , offended a people more , he yielded be imputed , in a great measure , to to none in his love of his ...
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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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