 | Jonathan Swift - 1913 - 522 Seiten
...n. i), it cannot be questioned that he gave essential help in the execution. as retard the progress of it, they do as much as human nature admits. A real...to be brought about by ordinary means ; it requires these extraordinary means which become punishments as well as lessons. National corruption must be... | |
 | Thomas Lucian Cline - 1923 - 300 Seiten
...that if preachers, hangmen, and moral writers, keep vice at a stand, or so much as retard the progress of it, they do as much as human nature admits. A real...to be brought about by ordinary means. It requires these extraordinary means which become punishments as well as lessons. National' corruption must be... | |
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... of it, they do as much as human nature admits : a real reformation * is not to be brought about by ordinary means ; it requires those extraordinary means which become punishments as well as lessons : national corruption must be purged by national... 
