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... Thomas Paine himself ; and in the endeavour to carry parish libraries into active effect it will be necessary to maintain a competition with the itinerant vender , not only by gratuitous circulation , but in the articles of interest and ...
... Thomas Paine himself ; and in the endeavour to carry parish libraries into active effect it will be necessary to maintain a competition with the itinerant vender , not only by gratuitous circulation , but in the articles of interest and ...
Page 330
... Thomas Paine stands conspicuous . Conspicuous by the degree of moral turpitude which it displays in the subject of the prosecution , and for the ingenuity , zeal , and eloquence of his counsel . work of this notable author on the Rights ...
... Thomas Paine stands conspicuous . Conspicuous by the degree of moral turpitude which it displays in the subject of the prosecution , and for the ingenuity , zeal , and eloquence of his counsel . work of this notable author on the Rights ...
Page 332
... Thomas Paine , as indeed with respect to all his principal speeches recorded in this volume , that they are taken from the printed collection , and have , it may be presumed , passed through his own hands since they were pronounced ...
... Thomas Paine , as indeed with respect to all his principal speeches recorded in this volume , that they are taken from the printed collection , and have , it may be presumed , passed through his own hands since they were pronounced ...
Page 341
... Thomas Paine stands conspicuous . Conspicuous by the degree of moral turpitude which it displays in the subject of the prosecution , and for the ingenuity , zeal , and eloquence of his counsel . work of this notable author on the Rights ...
... Thomas Paine stands conspicuous . Conspicuous by the degree of moral turpitude which it displays in the subject of the prosecution , and for the ingenuity , zeal , and eloquence of his counsel . work of this notable author on the Rights ...
Page 341
... Thomas Paine , as indeed with respect to all his principal speeches recorded in this volume , that they are taken from the printed collection , and have , it may be presumed , passed through his own hands since they were pronounced ...
... Thomas Paine , as indeed with respect to all his principal speeches recorded in this volume , that they are taken from the printed collection , and have , it may be presumed , passed through his own hands since they were pronounced ...
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