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...rank »ho should dress very plainly, in order to inspire the humbler orders with a contempt of luxury. It is probable, that if these hundred thousand men...singly have memorialized the government to watch the public-houses all over the kingdom." We believe our readers will cordially agree with us in thinking...

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...order to inspire the humbler orders with a contempt of luxury. It is probable that if these 100,000 men had lived in France, each of them would singly have memorialized the government to watch the publichouses all over the kingdom. Nothing, in my opinion, is more deserving of our attention than...

...associations the human fuel or our American attempt at democracy. "Nothing, in my opinion," he said, "is more deserving of our attention than the intellectual and moral associations of America." Without them, he was persuaded, there is a closing-in and totalizing of the context of everyday life,...