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... virtue its le - age . Two instances cannot be de- gitimate honours would not prevent nied : when the army was disbanded ; their being lavished , in future , on and again , when he stood , like Leo- any worthless and ambitious favour ...
... virtue its le - age . Two instances cannot be de- gitimate honours would not prevent nied : when the army was disbanded ; their being lavished , in future , on and again , when he stood , like Leo- any worthless and ambitious favour ...
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... virtue . An applica- principle of nature directs us as tion to any study , that tends neither strongly , and more generally as well directly nor indirectly to make us as more early , to indulge our own cu- better men , and better ...
... virtue . An applica- principle of nature directs us as tion to any study , that tends neither strongly , and more generally as well directly nor indirectly to make us as more early , to indulge our own cu- better men , and better ...
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... virtue is set A chariot may be driven round the before us , it is more lovely ; for pillar in less space than a large ma- there the whole hero is to be imitat- chine , because the bulk is not so ed . This is the Eneas of Virgil : great ...
... virtue is set A chariot may be driven round the before us , it is more lovely ; for pillar in less space than a large ma- there the whole hero is to be imitat- chine , because the bulk is not so ed . This is the Eneas of Virgil : great ...
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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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