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... political censorship , is , when the thing is considered in its true light , very problematical . If the political censor err on the side of the government , the worst that can follow , is the sup- presssion of an innocent piece of ...
... political censorship , is , when the thing is considered in its true light , very problematical . If the political censor err on the side of the government , the worst that can follow , is the sup- presssion of an innocent piece of ...
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... political condition of that nation . Arbitrary will alone , without rule and without guide , seems to have presided over these prosecutions . While the most daring disturbers of the public peace are triumphantly acquitted , we may often ...
... political condition of that nation . Arbitrary will alone , without rule and without guide , seems to have presided over these prosecutions . While the most daring disturbers of the public peace are triumphantly acquitted , we may often ...
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... political machine than to seek with incessant care for every thing which may increase the power of government in an- other branch , if not by open and direct violations of the constitu- tion , yet by every thing which can be done ...
... political machine than to seek with incessant care for every thing which may increase the power of government in an- other branch , if not by open and direct violations of the constitu- tion , yet by every thing which can be done ...
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ADDRESS TO THE READER | 9 |
The Pastors Fireside a novel By Miss Jane Porter | 32 |
Account of Bataviaits inhabitants commerce cli | 46 |
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