The Republican, Volume 1Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 |
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... assertion , that all the miseries which have been and are now inflicted on the People , arise from their own wickedness . It is a gross falsehood , they arise from the wickedness of the Rulers of this country , who like a prodigal ...
... assertion , that all the miseries which have been and are now inflicted on the People , arise from their own wickedness . It is a gross falsehood , they arise from the wickedness of the Rulers of this country , who like a prodigal ...
Halaman 134
... assertion that no one believes . Sir Matthew Hale thought that he was ad- ministering the law of the land , when he caused the poor old woman to be burnt as a witch , as much as when he asserted that Christianity was a part of that law ...
... assertion that no one believes . Sir Matthew Hale thought that he was ad- ministering the law of the land , when he caused the poor old woman to be burnt as a witch , as much as when he asserted that Christianity was a part of that law ...
Halaman 162
... asserted previous to his coming into the Jury box , that he would vote for giving that rascal , Carlile , five years , imprisonment on bread and water ; you all aflected amaze- ment at the assertion , and I did not understand until I ...
... asserted previous to his coming into the Jury box , that he would vote for giving that rascal , Carlile , five years , imprisonment on bread and water ; you all aflected amaze- ment at the assertion , and I did not understand until I ...
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