 | 616 sayfa
...religion, (whatever may be their (tages of improvement, or in whatever «ra of their glory,) the refult, 1 believe, will be uniform and univerfal, that the one...other for regularity, equity, and benevolence. In •taking the companion, it would be unfair to bring into the account, any of thofe nations that are... | |
 | 1797 - 980 sayfa
...religion, (whatever may be their ftages of improvement, or in whatever sera of their glory), the rcfuit, I believe, will be uniform and univerfal, that the...bring into the account, any of thofe nations that are (till approaching to a ftate of nature. .1 pafs by, therefore, all people who may yet be denominated... | |
 | Charles Malcolm Kennedy - 1856 - 202 sayfa
...improvement, or in whatever era of their glory,) the result I believe will be uniform and universal, that the one will be eminent over the other for regularity, equity, and benevolence." Ward's Law of Nations, Vol. II. p. 2, illustrated by the conduct of the Greeks, Romans, Carthaginians,... | |
 | Charles Malcolm Kennedy - 1856 - 194 sayfa
...improvement, or in whatever era of their glory,) the result I believe will be uniform and universal, that the one will be eminent over the other for regularity, equity, and benevolence." Ward's Law of Nations, Vol. II. p. 2, illustrated by the conduct of the Greeks, Romans, Carthaginians,... | |
 | Richard Salter Storrs - 1884 - 698 sayfa
...Improvement, or in whatever era of their glory, the result I believe will be uniform and universal, that the one will be eminent over the other for regularity, equity, and benevolence." — [Ward: "Enquiry into Law of Nations"; London ed., 1795: Vol. 2: p. 2. NOTES TO LECTUKE VII. NOTE... | |
 | Richard Salter Storrs - 1884 - 704 sayfa
...improvement, or in whatever era of their glory, the result I believe will be uniform and universal, that the one will be eminent over the other for regularity, equity, and benevolence." — [Ward: "Enquiry Into Law of Nations"; London ed., 1795: Vol. 2: p. 2. NOTES TO LECTURE VII. NOTE... | |
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Christian nations with that of nations professing any other religion, whatever may be their stages of improvement, or in whatever era of their glory, the result I believe will be uniform and universal, that the one will be eminent over the other for regularity,... 