The Liberty of Rome: A History, Том 1G. P. Putnap; London, R. Bentley, 1849 |
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... least , his greater personal freedom , as if the action of laws were necessarily so hostile to liberty as to make their absence favorable to its widest , though not , as all agree , to its most beneficent expansion . It is , however ...
... least , his greater personal freedom , as if the action of laws were necessarily so hostile to liberty as to make their absence favorable to its widest , though not , as all agree , to its most beneficent expansion . It is , however ...
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... least through India . The progress from the earlier and more barbarous period to an improved and settled system was so rapid , that both its origin and its course are undis- tinguishable . India was a very distant country , as Strabo ...
... least through India . The progress from the earlier and more barbarous period to an improved and settled system was so rapid , that both its origin and its course are undis- tinguishable . India was a very distant country , as Strabo ...
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... least , indisputable ; and it is in remembering how the development of the higher qualities of the human mind was confined entirely to them , that their liberty , though it was but the narrow freedom of a single class , assumes the ...
... least , indisputable ; and it is in remembering how the development of the higher qualities of the human mind was confined entirely to them , that their liberty , though it was but the narrow freedom of a single class , assumes the ...
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... least , within their own minds , and discovered how they might be uplifted by knowledge , of which their forefathers had never dreamed . Theirs were the powers , eminent above the inactivity and the ignorance of their people ; and to ...
... least , within their own minds , and discovered how they might be uplifted by knowledge , of which their forefathers had never dreamed . Theirs were the powers , eminent above the inactivity and the ignorance of their people ; and to ...
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... least , of general freedom were to be revealed . The first sub- ject of reform was , of course , the priesthood . A new hierarchy was proposed , which , taken from all classes , was to exercise authority over the religious affairs alone ...
... least , of general freedom were to be revealed . The first sub- ject of reform was , of course , the priesthood . A new hierarchy was proposed , which , taken from all classes , was to exercise authority over the religious affairs alone ...
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