The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Том 6 |
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... to make provision for so just a debt ; and , whereas the memorialists lent the said sum to supply the exigences of government , and this debt has stood out so long a time , and whereas likewise very large interest has been allowed ...
... to make provision for so just a debt ; and , whereas the memorialists lent the said sum to supply the exigences of government , and this debt has stood out so long a time , and whereas likewise very large interest has been allowed ...
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And here it must be remembered that we are a nation not separated in interest ( as we are in situation ) from the rest ... without regard to whose interests and alliances we must , sooner or later , become a sacrifice to those enemies .
And here it must be remembered that we are a nation not separated in interest ( as we are in situation ) from the rest ... without regard to whose interests and alliances we must , sooner or later , become a sacrifice to those enemies .
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and the interests of this nation ; which never will be done , as there is reason to fear , as long as parliaments continue ... and the monied interest would be likely to join without either thinking themselves in the least aggrieved .
and the interests of this nation ; which never will be done , as there is reason to fear , as long as parliaments continue ... and the monied interest would be likely to join without either thinking themselves in the least aggrieved .
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to the Earl of Stair | 467 |
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