...prevailing among all ranks of people that Emulation of industry and independence, which characterizes a state of advancing civilization, properly directed....government that ever existed. I sincerely admire it in iu results, Myers's System! of Geography, bat I -cannot say I particularly like the meaiis. What 1...

...among all ranks of people, that emulation of industry and independence, which characterize a state of civilization properly directed. The manners, and the...I sincerely admire it in its results, but I cannot particularly like the means. What I dislike here, I might be told* belongs to human nature in general...

...that emulation of industry and independence, which characterise a state of advancing civilisation, properly directed. The manners, and the whole deportment...its results, but I cannot say I particularly like its means." Ibid., ii. p. 387. (136) Cf. the tracts and proposals summarised by Eden, Slate of the...

...that emulation of industry and independence, which characterise a state of advancing civilisation, properly directed. The manners, and the whole deportment of superiors to inferiors, are marked with that jost regard and circumspection, which announce the presence of laws equal for nil. By such signs I...

...people that emulation of industry and independence which characterise a state of advancing civilisation properly directed. The manners and the whole deportment...signs, I know this to be the best government that ever existed.'1 There was considerable truth in the view put forward by the opponents of reform that parliament...