Hume's Political
章节目录
共 25 段- But though I had been taught, by experience, that the Whig p
- The bulk of every state may be divided into husbandmen and
- OF REFINEMENT IN THE ARTS.
- I thought this reasoning necessary in order to give some lig
- We may infer, from a comparison of prices, that money is not
- In the conquering country it is natural to imagine that this
- After this practice had taken place during some years at Edi
- The Persian monarch was really, in his force, a petty prince
- On the contrary, our modern expedient, which has become very
- But it is more probable that the breach of national faith wi
- There is very little ground, either from reason or experienc
- It is indeed recommended by Varro to propagate young shepher
- Besides many other obvious reasons for the instability of an
- Fifthly, the Athenians’ treatment of their slaves is said by
- Let us now cast our eye over all the countries which were th
- [61] Lysias, who was himself of the popular faction and very
- [98] Though the observations of l’Abbé du Bos should be admi
- Should it be said that by living under the dominion of a pri
- Besides, we must consider that, as obedience is our duty in
- The advantages of the Hanover succession are of an opposite
- Here is a form of government to which I cannot, in theory, d
- It is needless to inquire whether such a government would be
- I would make use of the same topics to moderate the zeal of
- Constancy in friendships, attachments, and intimacies is
- Author of “The Great Tone Poets,” “The Story of British Musi