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I shall say nothing at present of the audacity , ' & c . & c . And this sort of planning , which is the staple of his youthful biography , was really ac- companied by much application to metaphysics , history , poli- tical economy ...
I shall say nothing at present of the audacity , ' & c . & c . And this sort of planning , which is the staple of his youthful biography , was really ac- companied by much application to metaphysics , history , poli- tical economy ...
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forth -- but under an unintelligent Government they would not have started forth ; they would have lain idle and dead , but under the adroit culture of the present Government , they have grown so as to amaze Europe and France itself .
forth -- but under an unintelligent Government they would not have started forth ; they would have lain idle and dead , but under the adroit culture of the present Government , they have grown so as to amaze Europe and France itself .
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These are the two main disadvantages which France suffers from her present Government ; the greater part of the price which she has to pay for her present happiness . She endures the daily presence of an efficient immorality ...
These are the two main disadvantages which France suffers from her present Government ; the greater part of the price which she has to pay for her present happiness . She endures the daily presence of an efficient immorality ...
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