 He will see here with his own eyes that these descriptions of men are an abandoned confederacy against the happiness of the mass of the people. The omnipotence of their effect cannot be better proved than in this country particularly, where, notwithstanding...  Timon, but not of Athens [by J. Sedgwick]. - Page 16by James Sedgwick - 1840Full view - About this book
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...an abandoned confederacy against the happiness of the mass of the people. The omnipotence of their effect cannot be better proved, than in this country,...misery, by kings, nobles and priests, and by them alone. Preach, my Dear Sir, a Crusade against ignorance; establish and improve the law for educating the common... | |
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...an abandoned confederacy against the happiness of the mass of the people. The omnipotence of their effect cannot be better proved, than in this country,...misery, by kings, nobles and priests, and by them alone. Preach, my Dear Sir, a Crusade against ignorance; establish and improve the law for educating the common... | |
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