| 1817 - 622 páginas
...Brcaro'» Btdlding*, Chancery tane. Mm. COBBETT'S TAKING LEAVE OF HIS COUNTRYMEN. here, I must, therefore, cease to write, either from compulsion or from a sense of duty lo my countrymen ; therefore, it is impossible to do any good to the cause of my country by remaining... | |
| William Cobbett, John Morgan Cobbett, James Paul Cobbett - 1835 - 524 páginas
...injury to the rights of the nation by appearing to abandon them. If I remain here, I must, therefore cease to write, either from compulsion or from a sense of duty to my countrymen ; therefore, it is impotsible to do any good to the cause of my country by remaining in it ; but, if I remove to a country... | |
| John Selby Watson - 1870 - 434 páginas
...injury to the rights of the nation by appearing to abandon them. If I remain here, I must therefore cease to write, either from compulsion, or from a...be able to render that cause important and lasting services. " Upon this conclusion it is that I have made my determination ; for, though life would be... | |
| Edward Smith - 1879 - 384 páginas
...injury to the rights of the nation by appearing to abandon them. If I remain here, I must, therefore, cease to write, either from compulsion, or from a...where I can write with perfect freedom, it is not orAy possible, but very probable, that I shall, sooner or later, be able to render that cause important... | |
| Edward Smith - 1879 - 380 páginas
...remaining in it ; but, if I remove to a country where I can write with perfect freedom, it is not orAy possible, but very probable, that I shall, sooner...be able to render that cause important and lasting services. " Upon this conclusion it is, that I have made my determination ; for, though life would... | |
| Robert Waters - 1883 - 616 páginas
...injury to the lights of the nation by appearing to abandon them. If I remain here, I must therefore cease to write, either from compulsion or from a sense...be able to render that cause important and lasting services. " Upon this conclusion it is that I have made my determination; for though life would be... | |
| Robert Waters - 1888 - 334 páginas
...injury to the rights of the nation by appearing to abandon them. If I remain here, I must therefore cease to write, either from compulsion or from a sense...with perfect freedom, it is not only possible, but \eryprobable, that I shall, sooner or later, be able to render that cause important and lasting services.... | |
| Lewis Saul Benjamin - 1913 - 398 páginas
...injury to the rights of the nation by appearing to abandon them. If I remain here I must, therefore, cease to write, either from compulsion or from a sense...be able to render that cause important and lasting services. . . . The sacrifice I make would, under any other circumstances, be justly considered as... | |
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