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Page 430
... interest of the provinces begins to bear a confiderable proportion to the entire interest of the community , it is poffible that they may fuffer fo much by their fubjection , that not only their's , but the whole happiness of the empire ...
... interest of the provinces begins to bear a confiderable proportion to the entire interest of the community , it is poffible that they may fuffer fo much by their fubjection , that not only their's , but the whole happiness of the empire ...
Page 490
... interest in its conftitution . If there be a few boroughs fo circumstanced as to lie at the difpofal of the crown ... interests and paffions , that the will of the people , when it is determined , permanent , and general , almost always ...
... interest in its conftitution . If there be a few boroughs fo circumstanced as to lie at the difpofal of the crown ... interests and paffions , that the will of the people , when it is determined , permanent , and general , almost always ...
Page 505
... interest in common with the general interest of the jurors , and that of the other is opposed to it , as in contests be- tween landlords and tenants , between lords of manors and the holders of estates under them ; or , lastly , where ...
... interest in common with the general interest of the jurors , and that of the other is opposed to it , as in contests be- tween landlords and tenants , between lords of manors and the holders of estates under them ; or , lastly , where ...
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