c orrinent, that a freech was lalcly made in the upper Houle in fa. your of Slavery, and that it
... c orrinent, that a freech was lalcly made in the upper Houle in fa. your of Slavery, and that it fell from a Prince of this illutir:ons .11oufe. ...
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This it is, I think, that rnarla the limit, or that lays the line between Libtrty and Slawity. As far
... operation of any caufe comes in to reftrain the power of felf-g vernment, fo far Slavery is introduced: nor do I think that a more precife idea than thic, of Liberty and Slavery, can be formed. ...
with France head& I have already told you, t:iit your affection of France being our natural euetny, is not founded
... while the old prevailed in France. Likrty and Slavery, might truly be faid to be natural enemies to each other; and fo far were the old Government of France and ours :—but now, if any degree of Slavery exifts in either, we muft allow it to be on this ...
with France head& I have already told you, t:iit your affection of France being our natural euetny, is not founded
... while the old prevailed in France. Likrty and Slavery, might truly be faid to be natural enemies to each other; and fo far were the old Government of France and ours :—but now, if any degree of Slavery exifts in either, we muft allow it to be on this ...
t The writer here alludes to France • in the days of Derpotifwi t before the Sun f Liberty had
... glo ions revo Minn, by whch twenty-five mil'ions of people have been emancipated from the galling and (!egradinit yoke of Slavery, and raifed to the noble dignified nation of the oft free people in the univerfe. ...
Thefe are Radlions which thould 13, confiantly prefent to every mind in this country. As moral Liberty is the prime
... oppofed with a more determined refolution than its encroachments. Sleep in a State, as MONTESVIEU lays ) is always followed by Slavery. ...
44.2 es the Social Contraa
... chriftianity fpread to the utmcft bounds of the habitable globe. PHILOLOGUS. ON THE SOCIAL CONTRACT. (CONTtNUED FROM PAGE 413) Of Slavery. SINCE no man has any natural authority Over his equal., and fince force ptoduces no right to any, all legal authority amongil ...
-------- Political and Civil Liberty have mary things in common, which indeed, is the reafon why they lave
... common, which indeed, is the reafon why they lave . 16 been fo often confounded. A fenfe, both of politica! 66 and civil Slavery, makes a man think meanly of himfell. The feeling of his infignificance, &bates his mind, checks 'every gr-at and cnterprizing ...
-------- Political and Civil Liberty have mary things in common, which indeed, is the reafon why they lave
... common, which indeed, is the reafon why they lave . 16 been fo often confounded. A fenfe, both of politica! 66 and civil Slavery, makes a man think meanly of himfell. The feeling of his infignificance, &bates his mind, checks 'every gr-at and cnterprizing ...
Os the Goversosent the Saxons, IN our laft, we took leave of the remaining Britons who did not chufe to
... the Goversosent the Saxons, IN our laft, we took leave of the remaining Britons who did not chufe to fubmit to a ftate of Slavery to the Saxons, flying for refuge to the mountainous parts of Wales and Cornwall. From this time, the Britifh and Roman cuftoms ...
If England ihould now plunge into a war with France,. it cannot be with the prtext, that that perfidioui nation,
... mull have been founded merely on the• different forms of Government eftabliflied in England and • France, firce Liberty and Slavery may truly be laid to be natural enemies to each other. ...
If England ihould now plunge into a war with France,. it cannot be with the prtext, that that perfidioui nation,
... mull have been founded merely on the• different forms of Government eftabliflied in England and • France, firce Liberty and Slavery may truly be laid to be natural enemies to each other. ...