The Republican, Volume 1Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 |
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... possess common sense as an indi- vidual , and are capable of distinguishing between right and wrong , on matters of government and legislation , I , having no personal knowledge of you , cannot pretend to say , but of this I am certain ...
... possess common sense as an indi- vidual , and are capable of distinguishing between right and wrong , on matters of government and legislation , I , having no personal knowledge of you , cannot pretend to say , but of this I am certain ...
Halaman 108
... possess more knavishness and capacity than the rest . Such a person , inspired by that insatiable thirst of dominion so natural to man , would undoubtedly employ every means in his power to acquire the supreme command , and that once ...
... possess more knavishness and capacity than the rest . Such a person , inspired by that insatiable thirst of dominion so natural to man , would undoubtedly employ every means in his power to acquire the supreme command , and that once ...
Halaman 188
... possess a judgment of those things , convinced as I am , that morality might be inculcated without the aid of superstitious , or if you please , re- ligious notions . You speak of Mr. Paine's derision of the in- fluence of Satan , as ...
... possess a judgment of those things , convinced as I am , that morality might be inculcated without the aid of superstitious , or if you please , re- ligious notions . You speak of Mr. Paine's derision of the in- fluence of Satan , as ...
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