American Thought and Writing: The Revolution and the early RepublicRussel Blaine Nye, Norman S. Grabo Houghton Mifflin, 1965 |
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... hereditary right , I answer , without hesitation , that , in good theory , an hereditary transmission of any power or office , can never accord with the laws of a true representation . Hereditaryship is , in this sense , as much an ...
... hereditary right , I answer , without hesitation , that , in good theory , an hereditary transmission of any power or office , can never accord with the laws of a true representation . Hereditaryship is , in this sense , as much an ...
Halaman 147
... hereditary system ; they were either produced by hereditary claims , or by the imperfection of the hereditary form , which admits of regencies , or monarchies at nurse . With respect to England , its history is full of the same ...
... hereditary system ; they were either produced by hereditary claims , or by the imperfection of the hereditary form , which admits of regencies , or monarchies at nurse . With respect to England , its history is full of the same ...
Halaman 148
... hereditary ; and I carry the same idea into governments . An hereditary governor is as incon- sistent as an hereditary author . I know not whether Homer or Euclid had sons ; but I will venture an opinion , that if they had , and had ...
... hereditary ; and I carry the same idea into governments . An hereditary governor is as incon- sistent as an hereditary author . I know not whether Homer or Euclid had sons ; but I will venture an opinion , that if they had , and had ...
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INTRODUCTION | xi |
A NOTE ON THE TEXTS | xxxix |
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