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... liberty came loudest from those who were without political privilege , it was time to call a halt . These men might not cease shouting when purely British restrictions were removed . The ruling classes were in fact be- ginning to see ...
... liberty came loudest from those who were without political privilege , it was time to call a halt . These men might not cease shouting when purely British restrictions were removed . The ruling classes were in fact be- ginning to see ...
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... Liberty , " are politic in promoting these festivals ; for they tinge the minds of the people ; they im- pregnate them with the sentiments of liberty ; they render the people fond of their leaders in the cause , and averse and bitter ...
... Liberty , " are politic in promoting these festivals ; for they tinge the minds of the people ; they im- pregnate them with the sentiments of liberty ; they render the people fond of their leaders in the cause , and averse and bitter ...
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... Liberty no longer continues an inhabitant of this Globe : for England is running fast to slavery . The King is as despotic as any prince in Europe ; the only difference is the mode ; & a venal parliament are as bad as a standing army ...
... Liberty no longer continues an inhabitant of this Globe : for England is running fast to slavery . The King is as despotic as any prince in Europe ; the only difference is the mode ; & a venal parliament are as bad as a standing army ...
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The Problem of Interpretation | 3 |
The Internal Revolution | 16 |
Independence and Internal Revolution 17741776 | 54 |
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