The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Том 6 |
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induced to sell their country and their posterity , for a present advantage to themselves ; so long it is evident to a demonstration , that gentlemen , who have by so frequent returns of chargeable elections exhausted their estate and ...
induced to sell their country and their posterity , for a present advantage to themselves ; so long it is evident to a demonstration , that gentlemen , who have by so frequent returns of chargeable elections exhausted their estate and ...
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... without a greater steadiness of counsels , a more uninterrupted application to public business , and a more mature and disinterested deliberation , than the experience we have had of frequent elections gives room to hope for .
... without a greater steadiness of counsels , a more uninterrupted application to public business , and a more mature and disinterested deliberation , than the experience we have had of frequent elections gives room to hope for .
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Whenever a court can be bad enough for such a design , they will first take care at the time of election to set up ... Only , here remember , what I have before observed to you , that the quick returns of triennial elections tend much ...
Whenever a court can be bad enough for such a design , they will first take care at the time of election to set up ... Only , here remember , what I have before observed to you , that the quick returns of triennial elections tend much ...
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to the Earl of Stair | 467 |
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