 | 1781 - 432 halaman
...revolution was unjuft. did not petition againft relieving of the Papifls the year before. And he fays, " I will venture, Sir, to affirm, that there are not...liberal ideas, more general knowledge, more cultivated underftanding, and in all refpefts, men better calculated to form the rifing generation, to give the... | |
 | John Wilkes - 1786 - 460 halaman
...faffing upon tie road, or unlefs required fy legal froceff# to imprifonment without bail or mainprize, or to heavy pecuniary penalties? or is he to violate...liberal ideas, more general knowledge, more cultivated underftaading, and in all refpects men better calculated to form the riling generation, to give the... | |
 | William Cobbett - 1814 - 722 halaman
...imprisonment without bail or mainprize, or to heavy pecuniary penalties :"' Or is he to violate the strongest injunctions of nature ? I will venture, Sir, to affirm,...liberal ideas, more general knowledge, more cultivated understanding, and in all respects men better calculated to form the rising generation, to give the'... | |
 | Horace Bleackley - 1917 - 542 halaman
...the dissenting clergyman he had the highest praise. " I will venture, sir, to affirm," he declared, " that there are not in Europe men of more liberal ideas, more general knowledge, more cultivated understanding, and in all respects men better calculated to form the rising generation, to give the... | |
 | Peter D. G. Thomas - 1996 - 302 halaman
...Dissenting ministers: and, to ram this point home, he instanced the men who were currently at risk. I will venture, Sir, to affirm, that there are not...knowledge, more cultivated understandings, and in all respects, men better calculated to form the rising generation, to give the state wise and virtuous... | |
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Btate wise and virtuous citizens, than the doctors Price, Priestley, and Kippis. Yet the rod of persecution hangs over them by a single thread, if they do not subscribe... 