Ely Bates Bibliography
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A Cursory View of Civil Government; Chiefly in relation to Virtue and Happiness 1797
“In the present extraordinary state of human affairs, when
the whole frame of society may seem almost in danger of
dissolution, from the mischievous ferments occasioned by some novel
principles of political and moral philosophy; an endeavour, though
from the pen of an obscure individual, to abate these disorders, in
a way of all others the most effectual, by directing the minds of
men to a view of their duty and interest, has certainly some claim
to public indulgence”. (From the Preface)
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