The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 52
... fhould find perpe- ⚫tual Returns of thofe Paffions they fo artfully conceal from the Publick . I remember Machiavel obferves , that every State fhould entertain a perpetual Jealoufy of its Neighbours , that fo it fhould never be ...
... fhould find perpe- ⚫tual Returns of thofe Paffions they fo artfully conceal from the Publick . I remember Machiavel obferves , that every State fhould entertain a perpetual Jealoufy of its Neighbours , that fo it fhould never be ...
Page 215
... fhould quickly fee an End put to this Race of Vermin , that are a Scandal to Government , and a Reproach to Human Nature . Such a Proceeding would make a Minister of State fhine in Hiftory , and would fill all Mankind with a juft ...
... fhould quickly fee an End put to this Race of Vermin , that are a Scandal to Government , and a Reproach to Human Nature . Such a Proceeding would make a Minister of State fhine in Hiftory , and would fill all Mankind with a juft ...
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... fhould not be afhamed of fpeaking or acting in a diffolute or irrational Manner , but that one who is in their Company fhould be afhamed of governing himself by the Principles of Reafon and Virtue . IN the fecond Place we are to ...
... fhould not be afhamed of fpeaking or acting in a diffolute or irrational Manner , but that one who is in their Company fhould be afhamed of governing himself by the Principles of Reafon and Virtue . IN the fecond Place we are to ...
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