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One principle seems to have been invariably adopted in all these laws , and universally afsented to by the people , so as to form the basis of the whole ; viz . that every parish ought to support its own poor .
One principle seems to have been invariably adopted in all these laws , and universally afsented to by the people , so as to form the basis of the whole ; viz . that every parish ought to support its own poor .
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In consequence of this determination , it was only the extraordinary privileges of the grandees , which were universally and justly unpopular , that were at first attempted to be curtailed ; and private property of all kinds was ...
In consequence of this determination , it was only the extraordinary privileges of the grandees , which were universally and justly unpopular , that were at first attempted to be curtailed ; and private property of all kinds was ...
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... of money to pay their troops ; and care is taken no doubt that they fhall be well paid , as without their aid nothing can be done . But even money itself cannot do every thing . Property being rendered so universally precarious ...
... of money to pay their troops ; and care is taken no doubt that they fhall be well paid , as without their aid nothing can be done . But even money itself cannot do every thing . Property being rendered so universally precarious ...
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