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Just says the tyrant looking upon the man he has fastened
in for his victim — such says he looking him shadily
and saly and steadily in the face is my opinion:
so say the words, and to the words what the looks add
is — and now, Sir, will and what are yours?
Reserved or not reversed — Receive or not receive of
the Holy Ghost dove will the eminence of every in his
concur a man making most of his dependents, and
the or the of promoting religion, acting the part in this case
of a Spanish Inquisitor — what is the consequence? Comes the
answer true or false. If true the tyrant is enraged, the victim opposes
and perhaps friend: if false, here is immorality produced, and religion
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correspondence |
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jeremy bentham |
[[watermarks::i&m [fleur-de-lys] 1818]] |
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arthur wellesley, duke of wellington |
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1818 |
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letter 2602, vol. 9 |
3452 |
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