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... happiness ; that you should cherish a cordial , habitual and immoveable attachment to it : ac- cuftoming yourselves to think and fpeak of it as of the pal- ladium of your political fafety and prosperity ; watching for its prefervation ...
... happiness ; that you should cherish a cordial , habitual and immoveable attachment to it : ac- cuftoming yourselves to think and fpeak of it as of the pal- ladium of your political fafety and prosperity ; watching for its prefervation ...
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... happiness , these firmeft props of the duties of Men and Citizens . The mere politician , equally with the pious Man ought to respect and cherish them a volume could not trace all their connections with private and public feli- city ...
... happiness , these firmeft props of the duties of Men and Citizens . The mere politician , equally with the pious Man ought to respect and cherish them a volume could not trace all their connections with private and public feli- city ...
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... happiness of man here , and his greater happiness hereafter ; with all these bleifings , what more is ne- ceffary to make us a happy and a prof- perous people ? Still one thing more , fel- low - citizens , a wife and frugal govern- ment ...
... happiness of man here , and his greater happiness hereafter ; with all these bleifings , what more is ne- ceffary to make us a happy and a prof- perous people ? Still one thing more , fel- low - citizens , a wife and frugal govern- ment ...
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