The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Том 3Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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... island , though the civil and military powers and the whole of the island , fave Valetta , were in the hands of the peafantry , not a fingle act of excess can be charged against the Maltese , if we except the razing of one houfe at ...
... island , though the civil and military powers and the whole of the island , fave Valetta , were in the hands of the peafantry , not a fingle act of excess can be charged against the Maltese , if we except the razing of one houfe at ...
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... island there is not a single diffentient ; —and thus that the chief inconvenience , which an established authority is to obviate , is virtually removed by the admitted fact of their unanimity ? And have they not a bishop and a dignified ...
... island there is not a single diffentient ; —and thus that the chief inconvenience , which an established authority is to obviate , is virtually removed by the admitted fact of their unanimity ? And have they not a bishop and a dignified ...
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... island left to its inhabitants . Without dwelling on the obvious inhumanity and flagitious injustice of ex- pofing the Maltese to certain pillage and slavery from their old and inveterate enemies , the Moors , he showed that the plan ...
... island left to its inhabitants . Without dwelling on the obvious inhumanity and flagitious injustice of ex- pofing the Maltese to certain pillage and slavery from their old and inveterate enemies , the Moors , he showed that the plan ...
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