A Dispassionate Remonstrance of the Nature And Tendency of the Laws Now in Force
A Dispassionate Remonstrance of the Nature And Tendency of the Laws Now in Force
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Is the language of placemen apd their agents to be always un- intelligible ? Till they explain themfelves fully and candidly upon this fubjedt, other perfons will ufe the right, which they na- turally have, of judging agreeably to the in- fornriation of their fenfes. The vulgar have no idea of public good, where the people do not receive fome adlual and politive be- nefit, or, at leaft, are not relieved from fome burthen, under the weight of which they hav« been opprefTed and ai5i
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Is the language of placemen apd their agents to be always un- intelligible ? Till they explain themfelves fully and candidly upon this fubjedt, other perfons will ufe the right, which they na- turally have, of judging agreeably to the in- fornriation of their fenfes. The vulgar have no idea of public good, where the people do not receive fome adlual and politive be- nefit, or, at leaft, are not relieved from fome burthen, under the weight of which they hav« been opprefTed and ai5i
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