 | Bryan Edwards - 1806 - 452 стор.
...class of people is an injury to all the rest. — They are words which will no longer disgrace the laws of the French. In securing to you the exercise...ancient despots have done. It is now above a century ago that Louis XIV. solemnly acknowledged and proclaimed your rights ; but of this sacred inheritance... | |
 | Bryan Edwards - 1819 - 524 стор.
...class of people is an injury to all the rest. — They are words which will no longer disgrace the laws of the French. In securing to you the exercise...ancient despots have done. It is now above a century ago that Louis XIV. solemnly acknowledged and proclaimed your rights : but of this sacred inheritance... | |
 | Robert Benjamin Lewis - 1844 - 414 стор.
...one class of people is an injury to all the rest. They are words which will no longer disgrace the laws of the French. ' In securing to you the exercise...ancient despots have done. ' It is now above a century ago that Louis XIV solemnly acknowledged and proclaimed your rights; but of this sacred inheritance... | |
 | Robert Benjamin Lewis - 1844 - 414 стор.
...one class of people is an injury to all the rest. They are words which will no longer disgrace the laws of the French. ' In securing to you the exercise...not to have paid it, would have been a crime on our paft, and a disgrace to the constitution. The legislators of a free nation certainly could not do less... | |
 | Robert C. O. Benjamin - 1888 - 538 стор.
...privilege to one class of people is an injury to all the rest. They are words which no longer disgrace the laws of the French. In securing to you the exercise...despots have done. It is now above a century that Louis the XIV th solemnly acknowledged and proclaimed your rights ; but of this sacred inheritance you have... | |
 | Theophilus Gould Steward - 1914 - 356 стор.
...to one class of people is an injury to all the rest. — They are words which no longer disgrace the laws of the French. In securing to you the exercise...It is now above a century that Louis XlVth solemnly acknowledged and proclaimed your rights ; but of this sacred 2 From the Official Monitor, cited by... | |
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They are words which will no longer disgrace the laws of the French. ' In securing to you the exercise of your political rights, we have acquitted ourselves of a debt: not to have paid it, would have been a crime on our part, and a disgrace to the constitution.... 