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... he accordingly diminishes it at once, from ten thousand to six; and, as if this
were insufficient, he adds, and these were not picked men of Greece, but men
who from poverty, or flagitiousness, had not the means of living in their own
country.
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The Bible of nature, and substance of virtue, condensed from ...
... when placed in comparison with the slave trade, considered with the double
flagitiousness of first buying the human species, and then destroying them. It is
inconceivable that an assembly of a nation can be guilty of an act that no
individual, ...
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The Broad Stone of Honour: Or, The True Sense and Practice ...
Some enlightened "operators from the sister country were hired, to carry the plan
into execution, and it was realized amidst the tears and the execrations of the
poor ! " "At other instances of robbery and flagitiousness, I am to that degree
moved ...
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Essays on the Principles of Morality & on the Private & ...
We do not say that their actions are equal in flagitiousness, but we say that both
are criminal. — It is said that, after the deatk of Sheridan, and when a number of
men of rank were assembled to attend his funeral, a person elegantly dressed ...
Some enlightened "operators from the sister country were hired, to carry the plan
into execution, and it was realized amidst the tears and the execrations of the
poor ! " "At other instances of robbery and flagitiousness, I am to that degree
moved ...
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The Broad Stone of Honour: Orlandus
Some enlightened "operators from the sister country were hired, to carry the plan
into execution, and it was realized amidst the tears and the execrations of the
poor ! " "At other instances of robbery and flagitiousness, I am to that degree
moved ...
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The Broad Stone of Honour: Morus
Some enlightened "operators from the sister country were hired, to carry the plan
into execution, and it was realized amidst the tears and the execrations of the
poor ! " "At other instances of robbery and flagitiousness, I am to that degree
moved ...
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The works of the Honourable James Wilson, L.L.D., late one ...
... he considers its flagitiousness as the standard, by which a crime should be
measured ; and informs us, that, by its flagitiousness, he means its abstract
nature and turpitude? in proportion to which, the criminal should be considered
as more ...
James Wilson, Bird Wilson, 1804
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The Moral State of Nations, Or, Travels Over the Most ...
... and become a virtue, when placed in comparison with the slave trade,
considered with the double flagitiousness of first buying the human species, and
then destroying them. K It is inconceivable that an assembly of a nation can be
guilty of ...
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"Liberty.": The image and superscription on every coin ...
100 SIR WILLIAM JONES E. L. BULWER. collected and consolidated into one, it
would lose its nature of atrocity and become a virtue, when pjaced in comparison
with the slave-trade, considered in its double flagitiousness of first buying the ...
