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共 32 段- In matters so ridiculous it is hard to be grave. On a view o
- Thus they dispose of all the family relations of parents and
- To illustrate the mischief of a wise plan, without any atten
- In their critical censure, though Mr. Burke may find himself
- That a man should rejoice and triumph in the destruction of
- He who thinks that the British Constitution ought to consist
- To show that he has in his last publication abandoned those
- [Sidenote: That the terms of our Constitution imply and expr
- "If the Doctor had been contented with the liberty he took o
- The author of the Reflections has _heard_ a great deal conce
- But to return from this short digression,--which, however, i
- Our doctors of the day are not so fond of quoting the opinio
- In estimating danger, we are obliged to take into our calcul
- If we do not take to our aid the foregone studies of men rep
- Whether this scheme of indulgence, grounded at once on conte
- But suppose them to be as well inclined as I know that I am
- Our Constitution is not made for great, general, and proscri
- It is hard to distinguish with the last degree of accuracy w
- There is another way of taking an objection to this concessi
- Reduced to a question of discretion, and that discretion exe
- We know, that, very soon after this manifesto of Monsieur de
- It is in these Electorates that the first impressions of Fra
- The moderation and prudence of the present Elector, in my op
- All former attempts, grounded on these rights of men, had pr
- Condorcet (though no marquis, as he styled himself before th
- There seem, indeed, to have been several mistakes in the pol
- As to menaces, nothing, in my opinion, can contribute more e
- As to the oppressed _individuals_, they are many, and as dis
- It will be a just and irresistible presumption against the f
- Another thing which I cannot account for is, the sending for
- As to crimes, too, I would draw a strong line of limitation.
- "We may say here, what we have said on a personal alliance: