Elegant Extracts: Being a Copious Selection of Instructive, Moral, and Entertaining Passages, from the Most Eminent British Poets, Nide 6J. Sharpe, 1810 |
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... LIBERTY ? Does liberty consist in the power of doing what we please ? No : for if every body had this power , there could be no liberty at all ; because our life and property would be at the disposal of every man 116 BOOK XI . ELEGANT ...
... LIBERTY ? Does liberty consist in the power of doing what we please ? No : for if every body had this power , there could be no liberty at all ; because our life and property would be at the disposal of every man 116 BOOK XI . ELEGANT ...
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... liberty . The laws of God and our country are our best and only security against oppression ; and therefore liberty can exist amongst us no longer than while those laws are obeyed . Milton , who loved liberty as much , I be- lieve , as ...
... liberty . The laws of God and our country are our best and only security against oppression ; and therefore liberty can exist amongst us no longer than while those laws are obeyed . Milton , who loved liberty as much , I be- lieve , as ...
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... liberty of the press . Political liberty , therefore , I would describe thus : It is that state in which men are so govern- * ed by equitable laws , and so tried by equitable judges , that no person can be hindered from doing what the ...
... liberty of the press . Political liberty , therefore , I would describe thus : It is that state in which men are so govern- * ed by equitable laws , and so tried by equitable judges , that no person can be hindered from doing what the ...
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