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" ... forbear taking all opportunities to express their great abhorrence of servitude, and their passion for liberty, upon any terms whatsoever. Indeed, a state of slavery, with whatever seeming grandeur and happiness it may be attended, is yet so precarious... "
Compilation of All the Authorized and Anonymous Papers,: Relating to the ... - Página 60
por John Monk (of Chester, England.) - 1810 - 112 páginas
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A New Work of Animals: Principally Designed from the Fables of Æsop, Gay ...

1811 - 304 páginas
...and their passport for liberty upon any terms whatsoever. Indeed, a state of slavery, with whatever seeming grandeur and happiness it may be attended,...yet so precarious a thing, that he must want sense, honour, courage, and all manner of virtue, who can endure to prefer it in his choice. A man who has...
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Fables of Aesop and Others

Aesop - 1831 - 370 páginas
...and their passion for liberty, upon any terms whatsoever. Indeed, a state of slavery, with whatever seeming grandeur and happiness it may be attended,...yet so precarious a thing, that he must want sense, honour, courage, and all manner of virtue, who can endure to prefer it in his choice. A man who has...
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The fables of Æsop; with instructive applications: by S. Croxall

Aesopus - 1850 - 300 páginas
...terms whatsoever. Indeed a state of slaverv. with whatever seeming grandeur and happiness it may he attended , is yet so precarious a thing that he must want sense, honour, courage, and all manner of yirtue, who can endure to prefer it in his choice. A man who has...
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The fables of Æsop; with instructive applications, illustr. by H. Weir

Aesopus - 1859 - 226 páginas
...and their passion for liberty, upon any terms whatsoever. Indeed, a state of slavery, with whatever seeming grandeur and happiness it may be attended,...yet so precarious a thing, that he must want sense, honour, courage, and all manner of virtue, who can endure to prefer it in his choice. A man who has...
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Æsop's fables. [110 fables, tr. by S. Croxall].

Aesopus - 1861 - 248 páginas
...and their passion for liberty, upon any terms whatsoever. Indeed, a state of slavery, with whatever seeming grandeur and happiness it may be attended, is yet so precarious a thing, that he must want tense, honour. courage, and all manner of virtue, who can endure to prefer it in bis choice. A man...
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Fables of Æsop and Others

Aesop - 1863 - 372 páginas
...and their passion for liberty, upon any terms whatsoever. Indeed, a state of slavery, with whatever seeming grandeur and happiness it may be attended,...yet so precarious a thing, that he must want sense, honour, courage, and all manner of virtue, who can endure to prefer it in his choice. A man who has...
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The Fables of Æsop: With a Life of the Author; Illustrated with One Hundred ...

Aesop - 1865 - 340 páginas
...and their passion for liberty, upon any terms whatsoever. Indeed, a state of slavery, with whatever seeming grandeur and happiness it may be attended,...want sense, honor, courage, and all manner of virtue, who can •endure to prefer it in his choice. A man who has so little honor as to bear to be a slave,...
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Æsop's little fable book

Aesopus - 1865 - 84 páginas
...and their passion for liberty, upon any terms whatsoever. Indeed, a state of slavery, with whatever seeming grandeur and happiness it may be attended,...yet so precarious a thing, that he must want sense, honour, courage, and all manner of virtue, who can endure to prefer it in his choice. A man who has...
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Liberty Review: A Magazine of Politics, Economics, and Sociology..., Volumen24

1908 - 324 páginas
...is better than the most exalted station under restraint. Indeed, a state of slavery, with whatever seeming grandeur and happiness it may be attended,...yet so precarious a thing that he must want sense, honour, courage, and all manner of virtue, who can endure to prefer it by choice." But by far the greater...
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