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... Liberty , - and Liberty in the People , is incompatible with the Security of an arbi- trary Legislator . To the same Causes are to be ascribed , the Restrictions on the Press in Roman Catholic Countries : Notwithstanding which , the ...
... Liberty , - and Liberty in the People , is incompatible with the Security of an arbi- trary Legislator . To the same Causes are to be ascribed , the Restrictions on the Press in Roman Catholic Countries : Notwithstanding which , the ...
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... Liberty derived from the Law of that State ! The Liberty of the Press , like Civil Liberty , is talked of by many , and understood but by few ; the latter is taken by Multitudes , for an irrefrainable License of acting at Pleasure ; an ...
... Liberty derived from the Law of that State ! The Liberty of the Press , like Civil Liberty , is talked of by many , and understood but by few ; the latter is taken by Multitudes , for an irrefrainable License of acting at Pleasure ; an ...
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... Liberty of Rome . And to effect this it was , that Lucius Junius Brutus , one of the Consuls of Rome , in the Presence of the Roman People , sat Judge and condemned his own Sons , as Traitors to their Country : And to give the last ...
... Liberty of Rome . And to effect this it was , that Lucius Junius Brutus , one of the Consuls of Rome , in the Presence of the Roman People , sat Judge and condemned his own Sons , as Traitors to their Country : And to give the last ...
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