Reflections on the Revolution in France: And on the Proceedings of Certain Societies in London Relative to that EventRinehart, 1959 - 308 páginas |
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... Canton , who compose what they call primary assemblies , are to have a qualification . What ! a qualification on the indefeasible rights of men ? Yes ; but it shall be a very small qualification . Our injustice shall be very little ...
... Canton , who compose what they call primary assemblies , are to have a qualification . What ! a qualification on the indefeasible rights of men ? Yes ; but it shall be a very small qualification . Our injustice shall be very little ...
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... canton , and send one deputy to the commune for every 200 voters . Nine cantons make a commune . Now let us take a canton containing a sea - port town of trade , or a great manufacturing town . Let us suppose the population of this ...
... canton , and send one deputy to the commune for every 200 voters . Nine cantons make a commune . Now let us take a canton containing a sea - port town of trade , or a great manufacturing town . Let us suppose the population of this ...
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