Franco-Gallia: Or, An Account of the Ancient Free State of France, and Most Other Parts of Europe, Before the Loss of Their Liberties |
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... Liberty in the World , what Right they have to that Liberty , of how great a Value it is , what Mifery follows the Lofs of it , and how eafily , if ovoda 2o star2 Care pla 2001S3 4 Care be taken in time , it may be iij The Preface.
... Liberty in the World , what Right they have to that Liberty , of how great a Value it is , what Mifery follows the Lofs of it , and how eafily , if ovoda 2o star2 Care pla 2001S3 4 Care be taken in time , it may be iij The Preface.
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... Liberty , which have ftained the Characters of our O- therwise most Glorious Kings . But Providence by yet more ex- traordinary Dispensations , has en- deared them to us , by chufing them to be its Inftruments of pul- ling down or ...
... Liberty , which have ftained the Characters of our O- therwise most Glorious Kings . But Providence by yet more ex- traordinary Dispensations , has en- deared them to us , by chufing them to be its Inftruments of pul- ling down or ...
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... Liberty . " Gallos in bellis flo- cc CC 66 CC CC ruifle accepimus , mox fegnities cum otio intravit , 1101 amiffa Virtute pariter ac Libertate . And Í hope the Reader will excufe me , if the Love of my Country makes me add that ...
... Liberty . " Gallos in bellis flo- cc CC 66 CC CC ruifle accepimus , mox fegnities cum otio intravit , 1101 amiffa Virtute pariter ac Libertate . And Í hope the Reader will excufe me , if the Love of my Country makes me add that ...
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... Liberty . Yet fome Cities , or Commonwealths , ( as Plinius , lib . 4. cap . 11. tells us ) were per- mitted to continue free , after the Romans had reduced Gallia to the Form of a Province . Such were the Nervii , Ulbaneffes ...
... Liberty . Yet fome Cities , or Commonwealths , ( as Plinius , lib . 4. cap . 11. tells us ) were per- mitted to continue free , after the Romans had reduced Gallia to the Form of a Province . Such were the Nervii , Ulbaneffes ...
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... Liberty , almoft 800 Years , and had near as many Cities , as the Romans σε had Garison - Soldiers . A Second Sort of Servitude was , when any Province was made Tributary , and compelled to pay Taxes ; and to that End were forced to ...
... Liberty , almoft 800 Years , and had near as many Cities , as the Romans σε had Garison - Soldiers . A Second Sort of Servitude was , when any Province was made Tributary , and compelled to pay Taxes ; and to that End were forced to ...
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