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Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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2018
Conservative Moments
The positive ends [of government] are, 1st to make the means of subsistence more easy to each individual: 2d. that . . . he should derive from the union and division of labour a share of the comforts and conveniences, which humanize and ennoble his nature; and at the same time the power of perfecting himself in his own branch of industry . . . 3dly. The hope of bettering his own condition and that of his children. . . . (and lastly) the development of those faculties which are essential to his
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