Reviews, Essays, and PoemsWard, Lock, 1899 - 661 pagina's |
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... liberty . The aristocracy of Rome repeatedly made liberty a plea for cutting off the favourites of the people . In almost all the little common- wealths of antiquity , liberty was used as a pretext for measures directed against ...
... liberty . The aristocracy of Rome repeatedly made liberty a plea for cutting off the favourites of the people . In almost all the little common- wealths of antiquity , liberty was used as a pretext for measures directed against ...
Pagina 337
... liberty in the abstract . He does not seem to think any country but Rome deserving of love : nor is it for liberty as liberty , but for liberty as a part of the Roman institutions , that he is zealous . Of the concise and elegant ...
... liberty in the abstract . He does not seem to think any country but Rome deserving of love : nor is it for liberty as liberty , but for liberty as a part of the Roman institutions , that he is zealous . Of the concise and elegant ...
Pagina 446
... liberty , that it was fit to enjoy liberty . The French Revolution was , on the other hand , the most horrible event recorded in history , —all madness and wickedness , - absurdity in theory , and atrocity in practice . What folly and ...
... liberty , that it was fit to enjoy liberty . The French Revolution was , on the other hand , the most horrible event recorded in history , —all madness and wickedness , - absurdity in theory , and atrocity in practice . What folly and ...
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