The Liberty of Rome: A History, Том 1G. P. Putnap; London, R. Bentley, 1849 |
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... nation I can here but promise beforehand . My work lays no claim to any great or small discoveries , although the general ideas upon which it is composed may have some merit of freshness , as well as of truth . Neither does it confess ...
... nation I can here but promise beforehand . My work lays no claim to any great or small discoveries , although the general ideas upon which it is composed may have some merit of freshness , as well as of truth . Neither does it confess ...
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... nation shall be traced from its origin to its maturity . Further volumes may follow upon the Liberty of Europe since the Reformation , and , lastly , upon the Liber- ty of America . In mentioning these , I am per- fectly aware of the ...
... nation shall be traced from its origin to its maturity . Further volumes may follow upon the Liberty of Europe since the Reformation , and , lastly , upon the Liber- ty of America . In mentioning these , I am per- fectly aware of the ...
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... nation , though free , make any use of its liberty , unless it have strength and civilization . On the other hand , neither an in- dividual nor a people can be accounted powerful , unless both have the freedom in which their powers are ...
... nation , though free , make any use of its liberty , unless it have strength and civilization . On the other hand , neither an in- dividual nor a people can be accounted powerful , unless both have the freedom in which their powers are ...
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... nation , into whose hands it has been committed . In other words , a state may be called free , because it possesses political liberty , when its freedom , the existence of which cannot be denied , is of shallow springs , of turbid ...
... nation , into whose hands it has been committed . In other words , a state may be called free , because it possesses political liberty , when its freedom , the existence of which cannot be denied , is of shallow springs , of turbid ...
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... nation to which we now are turning . The Egyptian conqueror , Ramesses , or , as he was commonly called , Sesostris , of greater fame than any king before him , was said to have carried his arms into India , and to have left behind him ...
... nation to which we now are turning . The Egyptian conqueror , Ramesses , or , as he was commonly called , Sesostris , of greater fame than any king before him , was said to have carried his arms into India , and to have left behind him ...
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