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Page 290
... respect of health , agri- culture , and all active , rural , and out - of - door employments , are to be pre- ferred to manufactures , and fedentary occupations . In respect of virtue , a courfe of dealings in which the advantage is ...
... respect of health , agri- culture , and all active , rural , and out - of - door employments , are to be pre- ferred to manufactures , and fedentary occupations . In respect of virtue , a courfe of dealings in which the advantage is ...
Page 427
... respect than other laws , it is , either the advantage of the prefent conftitution of government ( which reafon must be of different force in different coun- tries ) or because , in all countries , it is of importance , that the form ...
... respect than other laws , it is , either the advantage of the prefent conftitution of government ( which reafon must be of different force in different coun- tries ) or because , in all countries , it is of importance , that the form ...
Page 539
... respect to the effects and quality of the actions , between certain atrocious frauds , and these crimes which attack personal safety . 1 In the cafe of forgeries there appears a fubftantial dif- ference , between the forging of bills of ...
... respect to the effects and quality of the actions , between certain atrocious frauds , and these crimes which attack personal safety . 1 In the cafe of forgeries there appears a fubftantial dif- ference , between the forging of bills of ...
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