The Craftsman 10
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Mr. Osborne, in- deed, hath long ago proved Himfeif a fnecr old Babe in Politicks i N"^ 343. The Craftsman. 12J politicks ; but it was natural to fuppofe, at leaft, that He could not be ignorant of the old School-Maxim, PrincipHs objla ; or, veimnti occurrite Morbo. Inflead of Thi^, He advifes us to trull intirely to a good Confti' tuticn, and let the Diibmper run on to a Crijis, before We apply any Remedy. — Nothing' but the Importance of the Subjeft could hive induced Me to take fo much Notic...e of luch an inconjlftent Jargon ofSophifiry ; which muft be my Apology for making a ^qw more general Oblervations on the lame Head.
It is the undoubted Privilege of EngUJhmen to peti-| tlon the Parliament, and apply to their'' Reprefmtatives in all Cafes, where They apprehend their Interejis, or Liberties, to be concern'd, 'This Privilege is coeval with Parliaments themielves, and imply 'd in the very Term ol Reprejentatl'-jes. It hath been often afTerted, upon important Occafions, and fully coniirm'd to us by fe- veral Refolutions of Parliament; particularly by the Bill of Rights, at the late glorious Revolution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Osborne, in- deed, hath long ago proved Himfeif a fnecr old Babe in Politicks i N"^ 343. The Craftsman. 12J politicks ; but it was natural to fuppofe, at leaft, that He could not be ignorant of the old School-Maxim, PrincipHs objla ; or, veimnti occurrite Morbo. Inflead of Thi^, He advifes us to trull intirely to a good Confti' tuticn, and let the Diibmper run on to a Crijis, before We apply any Remedy. — Nothing' but the Importance of the Subjeft could hive induced Me to take fo much Notic...e of luch an inconjlftent Jargon ofSophifiry ; which muft be my Apology for making a ^qw more general Oblervations on the lame Head.
It is the undoubted Privilege of EngUJhmen to peti-| tlon the Parliament, and apply to their'' Reprefmtatives in all Cafes, where They apprehend their Interejis, or Liberties, to be concern'd, 'This Privilege is coeval with Parliaments themielves, and imply 'd in the very Term ol Reprejentatl'-jes. It hath been often afTerted, upon important Occafions, and fully coniirm'd to us by fe- veral Refolutions of Parliament; particularly by the Bill of Rights, at the late glorious Revolution.
What to read after The Craftsman 10?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams, John, 1735-1826, Former Owner. Brl to read onlineMoreLess
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