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תוצאות 1-3 מתוך 23
עמוד 43
... them at once apply themselves to the means of furnishing labour to the
industrious , which can only be accomplished by reducing the taxation . The
reduction of taxation would lessen the price of provision , and increase labour
and its value .
... them at once apply themselves to the means of furnishing labour to the
industrious , which can only be accomplished by reducing the taxation . The
reduction of taxation would lessen the price of provision , and increase labour
and its value .
עמוד 251
... empire ; and the ' Roman church was the greatest , the most numerous , and ,
in regard to the West , the most ancient , of all the Christian establishments ,
many of which had received their religion from the pions labour of her
missionaries .
... empire ; and the ' Roman church was the greatest , the most numerous , and ,
in regard to the West , the most ancient , of all the Christian establishments ,
many of which had received their religion from the pions labour of her
missionaries .
עמוד 379
He allots him a certain quantity of work each day , for six days , which embraces
the whole of the universe visible to the naked eye . He then represents him as
tired with labour , as if he had moulded every thing with his hands , and on the ...
He allots him a certain quantity of work each day , for six days , which embraces
the whole of the universe visible to the naked eye . He then represents him as
tired with labour , as if he had moulded every thing with his hands , and on the ...
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Insurrections in Scotland and Ireland 289 | 7 |
Address to the inhabitants of Great Britain and Ireland 437 | 16 |
circular to the Irish Prelates from the Pope | 73 |
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